One example would be the Spartans from Sparta who were believed to be the greatest warriors during their time. One may argue that they do not fall into this category, but they are mistaken because they overlook the fact that Spartans were expected to be great. Children, specifically boys, who were born under a Spartan father was held to a high standard and began training at an early age. To be born great means to be born with a tremendous expectation that very few would be able to …show more content…
At the beginning of the movie, she and her parents are shown in a car driving towards their new home. However, they come across a tunnel that leads them into the spirit realm. While in the spirit realm, Chihiro’s parents begin devouring food that was left at a booth and before Chihiro knew it, her parents had turned into pigs. The events that followed caused Chihiro to become separated from her parents and found herself to be alone in an unfamiliar situation with no direction to go. During the film, the audience sees Chihiro go from a helpless child to taking every action to find and rescue her parents and leave with them. Through the help of Haku and several people she befriended while staying in the spirit realm, viewers see the struggles she faces and how she managed to overcome them regardless of how afraid she may have been.
In another Miyazaki film titled Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, a girl named Nausicaa is faced with the reality that her world could possible succumb to the Toxic Jungle and be inhospitable to many forms of life, including humans.
Although these two characters have different stories and upbringings, they can be classified under the category