Ownership In The Movie Legally Blonde

Ownership can be defined in a number of ways. Some regard ownership in terms of things are tangible, such as a house or a car, while others adopt a broader definition of ownership that encompasses internal as well as external traits, such as knowledge of a subject or self-understanding. Given the ephemeral nature of tangible items, self-identity is more accurately expressed through the unique qualities people have and how they use them in order to better themselves and the world around them. In the movie Legally Blonde, main character Elle Woods seems to have it all: looks, money, popularity, and what seems like the perfect relationship. However, it isn’t until a tough breakup ruins her so-called “perfect life” that she is able to reinvent …show more content…
For instance, the standard of life varies greatly for the typical subsistence farmer in India versus the wealthy business moguls of Europe and the United States. If one were to make judgements using only tangible things as a baseline, especially concerning money, it would seem that the farmers are relatively unimportant on a global scale. However, in reality, both the farmers and business owners are required to learn and develop a certain craft in order to maintain their respective qualities of life. Even though a farmer’s knowledge may be unappreciated relative to that of an entrepreneur, their knowledge of proper tools and methods used in order to adapt to their region’s unique climate and geography makes an equal contribution to a world defined by innovation and diversity. The natural human prejudices people form towards those who differ from them in level of material possession are often inaccurate, demonstrating that the world’s perception of wealth as it pertains to character and worth is flawed in this