‘Citizen Kane’ explores the ongoing perseverance of Kane’s ambition for love from those that are close to him, to those who are the people of society as a result to the lack of love he experienced as a child. Both Kane’s pursuit for love from Susan and “the people” result in ultimate failure, reinforcing the negative human experience depicted throughout the film. This can be seen through such scenes as ‘Love on his terms’ and ‘Susan Walks Out’. From expressing love for the people of society early on in the film with his ideals for the Inquirer, Kane’s ambition is challenged in ‘Love on his terms’ as he has been denied their love but still shows the insistence winning them back. Leland plays a powerful role in challenging Kane in this scene, stating, “you just want to persuade the people that you love them so much, that they ought to love you back, only you want love on your own terms”.
In the beginning of the film Lorrpu, Botj and Milika manage to keep their friendship quite well, however as they get older their friendship doesn’t seem to be as strong as it used to be. Whenever the three didn’t agree with something it would result in an argument causing the boys to punch each other. This demonstrates that their strong bond is breaking down. For most of the film, Botj is loosing his purpose for living. His low self-esteem and confidence are non existent and lures him to his bad ways.
He is mostly always inappropriate with words, very blunt, and hurtful with others. This seems to be a defense mechanism for him to shut out the world around him and not be bothered. Whether this is due to him not wanting friends or just the fear of someone messing with his very particular life, is not known for the positive but I would side with the "schedule." I see Jack depressed as well, though he tries to hide that also. It becomes quite obvious that Jack has OCD and it has literally consumed his entire life but, Jack makes it look and seem normal he's been at it so long.
• They did not respond appropriately to allegations of abuse. • They did not have arrangements in place to protect the people against unlawful or excessive use of restraint. • They did not operate
This is Gilbert. Towards the end of the film Gilbert doesn’t allow Arnies disability hold him back. in the beginning Gilbert never liked brining his brother around because he always caused trouble and bothered Gilbert. Eventually Gilbert started to hate and arnie and ended up hitting him. this is was big eye opener for Gilbert because he realized he shouldn’t be letting arnie hold him back from being happy in his life.
John Proctor, throughout the play, though a cool and levelheaded individual, did not fit with the creation of a new society within Salem and therefore, was forced to wither away with the rest of those bent on staying attached to a failing society. His views of the people who existed within Salem’s new society were often attacking and completely based on his own opinion. Such thinking, seeming to be logical and opinionated, was seen as heresy in Salem, giving people reasons to attack him verbally and psychologically. His personality, from which his views stemmed from, was straightforward, calculating, and honest. Yet honesty held no reign during his fall, as it did in his own sociological prime.
Sonny didn’t trust C with all his heart, and that ruins the relationship. C loved and trusted Sonny. Sonny would rather be fear than love, because love can stab you in the back, while fear
When it comes to the things I liked about the movie there were several. I enjoyed the presentation of the storyline, the storyline itself, the cast, the symbolism, and the cinematography. I think all of these things come together and make Citizen Kane an excellent movie. The first thing I liked about the movie was the storyline. The movie is centered on the life of a man named Charles Foster Kane.
This coming of age story focuses on Amir's growth as a character and how he changes from this unlikable brat to this courageous fatherly figure. From his experiences with guilt , acceptance and atonement, he is finally able to overcome his guilt and
This presents a stark contrast, as she has no connections to the place, no sense of security and comfort, as shown through her posture and position in the image. It highlights the concept that not having these connections leaves one feeling isolated in society, with no identity and a lack of belonging, as shown through the lack of