Innocence The theme of a loss of childhood is one that many can relate to. ... The age difference between the cousins is great- more than fifty years- yet it is clear that the two are almost on the same level of intelligence. ... Throughout the story Buddy optimizes the loss of innocence people experience as they are forced to grow up. ... We know this because when T. is burning the bundle of pound notes, Blackie asks T. if he hates him a lot and T. replied "Of course I don't hate him. ... Both characters, Buddy and Trevor experienced the loss of innocence. ...

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It is worth noting that visual images in the film will obviously stimulate the people's perceptions directly. ... For instance, the novel portrays a phenomenon of coming age while the film portrays the loss of character's innocence. ... In short, it is wise noting that this movie ensures that the feeling s of the observers are controlled since the truth is that visual images brings forth a direct sensations, which its impact can lead someone to shade tears. ... It is then perfectly to note that at most the novel will portray a perfect flow of events than movies, since the novel wil...

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