Analysis Of The Film The Breakfast Club

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The Breakfast Club is that movie we watched about week ago. There was five different main characters in the film, three of which where guys, and two girls. The film took place in a high school, on a Saturday. Each of the characters did something that got them into trouble except one, the weird girl said she had nothing better to do and later she was the one how found out that she was a princes. So through-out the movie you get to know them and some of their characteristics. The character I disced to choose was the brainy kid. He was more polite then the other two guys and seemed nicer. The reason I chose this character was because during the film it narrows down a-lot on what he did to get into trouble and why he tried…
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