To Kill A Bluebird Film Analysis

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Lee is fair, so there is no perfect character in this film, no real hero, no real evidoer. That is the reason why every character seems to be as real as people in reality. Everyone has distinct personality and expresses person feeling through words and beharivor. Lee is have so he does show too much preferece for neither black nor white, because all of them could be right or false. Sal sells pizza which black grow up with, so white is right. The police kill Radio and escape from the responsibility, so white is wrong. Black buy pizza from Sal so Sal can maintian his pizzeria for many years, so black is right. Black also finally damage Sal’s pizzeria, so black is false. Lee is fair enough to distinguish the right and the false so he is as hard

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