Appropriate Social Classes In Pretty Woman

Pretty Woman Pretty Woman, a romantic comedy, portrays two independent individuals from opposite social classes and how their accidental meeting changes themselves and the stigmatism society places on them. As the movie rolls forward the viewers begin to see many similarities and differences between the two headstrong characters. While simultaneously the views and opinions of the public created situations where the characters had to examine their own ideals. Located in the downtown strip of Los Angeles, is a young woman that roams the streets. Her exterior look of a stripper and sassy attitude brings on attention that only suffices her recurring monthly rent bill. Vivian portrays herself as tougher than nails, while trying to survive the harsh and discriminating opinions around her. But underneath this wild profession she is an honest, sincere, quirky girl who just wants to be rescued by a knight in shining armor. But in …show more content…
Edward’s “property” consisted of buying and deconstructing businesses in order to resell parts and pieces for higher profits. He became a very successful man that looked cold and heartless to some, but praised and admired by his peers and friends. Edward’s power derived from his success in the business world. He was able to control his lawyer Stuckey and all of his business partners or competitors with words such as “unacceptable” or “thank you gentlemen.” With the mindset and demeanor like a king he demanded his workers to research every angle in order to destroy the company he wanted to purchase. Edward’s property and power gained him prestige in the business world. Max Weber analyzes prestige as it can be “derived from property and power (or can be accomplished through hard work such as) Olympic athletes.” In this case Edward has taken both paths to earn attention and admiration from his peers and