Alfred Gavin believes that Madeleine is being possessed by her dead grandmother and told to commit suicide. ... Hitchcock proves to the audience that once a man is truly in love with a woman, her spirit will live on forever in his soul. ... This man is so in love that he will go to any length to find his true love. ... When Scottie is released from the asylum we see him walking the streets and mistaking many women for Madeleine. ...

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It creates suspicion towards other races in that when people see an African American walking down the street, they might think the worst of them and have a negative prejudice towards them all because of the way the media portrays them. ... It caters to the lowest instinct in man. ... Sympathy is never shown for the victim, media manipulates us into thinking they should be dead, and why should we feel bad for the victim. ...

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In much the same way Broomfield creates this persona of a man searching for the truth and in the past decade has chosen only pop culture figures as the subjects for his films. ... There is even often a concluding confrontation with the "hero" Moore/Broomfield and the selected villain, this is perhaps best exemplified by Moore confronting Heston in the final section of Bowling For Columbine with Moore shouting and appearing upset holding a picture of a dead schoolgirl and begging Heston to look at her, he walks away and the film follows Moore as he solemnly places the photo by Heston's Hou...

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