He's staying with us forever.” This quote is near the beginning of the movie when Tom has just met a girl named Jackie who he really likes. She is standing at the front of his house and Charlies (Toms brother) has just rubbed poo into the carpet. The next day Jackie and Tom talk about it and Jackie says she won’t tell anyone because she believes it doesn’t matter. Jackie is being empathetic towards Tom by understanding how he feels about having a disabled brother. Tom’s parents teach Tom about how he needs to be more accepting of Charlie and has to deal with having a disabled brother.
The same bedroom door that he had slammed shut 25 years ago. At this point, Robbie’s father is starting to look at things a different way. He remembers when he tried to help his grandmother when he was a child and he remembers messing up. But most of all, he remembers being forgiven. While Robbie prepares to “run away” his father is busy recalling memories of how his grandmother had not been angry with him when he messes and how she taught him that “from a child is beautiful, anything.” Remembering this, the fathers attitude towards his son is now happy and grateful, a big change from mad and frustrated.
Sometimes when cchildren are betrayed by their love ones they tend to struggle with anger the most, just as Biff was affected by infidelity in the movie, Death of a Salesman. While Willy tried to raise perfect sons, he wrestled with himself between reality and denial of his son Biff, catching him in the hotel room with his mistress while on a business trip in Boston. Biff was a great football player; many universities had offered him scholarships but during that year Biff fail math by one point and had gone to Boston to tell his father the devastating news and for his father to come home and ask his math teacher to give him the one point he needed to enter college. When Biff reaches Willy's hotel room in Boston, he sees his dad with another woman and this discovery made Biff see his father as a fake. Biff, said to his dad “you are a fake; you are a liar, a liar” (Miller, 1958).
Some men just suddenly jumped off the window and others just ran out of the mansion screaming. This had made Penelope sad and felt like giving up but her mother told her and made her understand that she doesn’t have to worry because her piggy appearance was not hers, it was her great grandfather’s nose and ears. A man named Vanderman, one of the man who took flight at first sight teamed up with Lemon(a tabloid reporter who spent his life stalking Wilhern family and had seen Penelope when she was a baby) to reveal and prove to everyone that they are not crazy and
And then the real stories come out. Garcin was a big-time adulterer who used to bring his mistresses home with him for his wife to host in the morning. His wife adored him, but he treated her badly. Estelle carried on an affair with a young man and got pregnant with his child. She fled to Switzerland so she could have the baby away from the sight of her husband, and then drowned the infant while her lover watched helplessly.
Roberts plays Laura Burney, the wife of a rich investment counselor, Martin (Patrick Bergin) and at the beginning of the movie, Mr. Burney seemed to be the ideal husband but with a hint of obsession. He was always looking for his wife and every single activity that she was involved in. As the movie continues, it is revealed that he also has an obsession with material things such as placement of towels and canned foods. The verbal abuse then escalades into physical violence when he accused her of having the neighbor over, claiming that he had watched him from the house. After this incident, he follows a pattern consistent with the cycle of violence; making up with Laura by buying gifts and flowers, with the hopes of everything being calm again.
Boy: YES! *Girl Starts To Fall For The Boy*. *Exactly One Month Later*. Girl's friend: I Think It`s Time You Two Broke Up. Girl: Okay..{Secretly Doesn`t Want To But Is Too Afraid Her Friend Will Hate Her If She Says No.}......
In Linoleum Roses, Sally finally runs away from her abusive father by marrying an older salesman, whom she comes to find out is obsessive, abusive, and violent. Sally’s ‘husband’ doesn’t let her out, talk or see her friends, or be near the window. This vignette stood above the rest of the other gender role related vignettes because it showed how a women that has been in abusive situations tend to go in a circle to end in the same predicament they started in. that is exactly what Sally did, she left her abusive father to end up with an abusive old man. In Rafela Who Drinks Coconut and Papaya Juice on Tuesdays, the same concept is showed in a different light.
He happily pushes her into marriage with a cruel farmer named Mister. Mister briefly allows Celie’s best friend and sister, Nettie, to live with them. But when he finally kicks Nettie out because she wouldn’t be with him, Celie is devastated. However, Mister’s former lover, Shug, ends up helping Celie to stick up
Tyler Perry’s For Colored Girls (2010) I chose a very powerful yet heartbreaking scene from the movie For Colored Girls. This scene is about a mother (Crystal) who is in a very abusive relationship with an alcoholic ex-marine who can’t find a job coming back from the war. She works full time trying to pay the rent and take care of her two children she had with Bo (the Marine.) Bo is angry at the world and takes his frustrations out on Crystal. Scene---Bo has been drinking when Crystal stops by to pick something up for her boss that she’d forgotten about.