The people in the Deaf culture love being associate with each other because they are not isolated from the world or the society. By connecting to each other, they will not lose their confident and be strong. The scenes previously mentioned indicate that Matt does not know how to be associate within the people. Since he basically grew up in the hearing culture, he had a hard time to be associate with the other hearing people and thus, this made him to be alone. In other words, because he is used to be alone and not acknowledge the Deaf culture, he does not know how to participate in any team works or connect to the other people. It is hard to handle the feelings when one of the family members is ill and normal to depend on the others in
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It dealt with how the society view on the Deaf person. The hearing society pities on the Deaf people; however, the Deaf society advocates that they do not need pity from the hearing society. Thus, this movie conveys the message of awareness of the truth in Deaf culture. Moreover, this shows that there are actually many ways to educate the Deaf people. Matt’s life can be divided into two sections: life in hearing culture and life in Deaf culture. During the life in hearing culture, despite the support from his family, wrestling helped him to be strong about being “Deaf.” Moreover, he is able to do what the hearing people can do such as going to prom and playing wrestling, which means that he is not much different from the others. One negative fact was that he did not have any people or even friends to share his stories; he had to keep it to himself and become independent. After he entered to the Deaf culture, this negative fact was solved. He had people who were in common with him, supported him even more and finally, this altered his mind of have to be independent to himself to be able to depend on someone. Many people, especially hearing people, consider the Deaf people as disabled, limited and lesser than them. However, it is a prejudice to treat them as handicapped and lesser than them because they are actually capable of
It dealt with how the society view on the Deaf person. The hearing society pities on the Deaf people; however, the Deaf society advocates that they do not need pity from the hearing society. Thus, this movie conveys the message of awareness of the truth in Deaf culture. Moreover, this shows that there are actually many ways to educate the Deaf people. Matt’s life can be divided into two sections: life in hearing culture and life in Deaf culture. During the life in hearing culture, despite the support from his family, wrestling helped him to be strong about being “Deaf.” Moreover, he is able to do what the hearing people can do such as going to prom and playing wrestling, which means that he is not much different from the others. One negative fact was that he did not have any people or even friends to share his stories; he had to keep it to himself and become independent. After he entered to the Deaf culture, this negative fact was solved. He had people who were in common with him, supported him even more and finally, this altered his mind of have to be independent to himself to be able to depend on someone. Many people, especially hearing people, consider the Deaf people as disabled, limited and lesser than them. However, it is a prejudice to treat them as handicapped and lesser than them because they are actually capable of