Comparison Of Harold And Maude

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The film Harold and maude

The story of Harold and Maude about a boy 19 or 20 years old how stragls his tenagers years,which make him unek and aqwerd and btwen this and that his mother try to finde the the be=st for him.As tenager will try to find the picsher he thinks is the FREDOM.

Harold comes from rech fimaly with no father but he uncle in the armee leveing in a hoge casel with mades and drivers withch impact on him many things on the other kids in his age; however, he is making his stabes to manhood he gets some like he use to love and enjy anything about dath like googing to Farnell’s, see Belding’s get destroyed, pretend he is died to pepoel arwond him. In one of the farneel he meets maude and she change him and make a

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