Ways Of Representing Diana's Aggressive Behavior

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Diana’s aggressive temperament are firstly introduced at school and home via a few scenes. For instance, at the very begging of the film, Diana does not tolerate her aggressive temper, but rather she shows an extremely violent appearance by punching her stuck-up classmate. Normally, women harass people by using sarcastic words, but the way of venting Diana’s anger is quite different from normal women’s behavior. When Diana mad, her appearance is extremely cruel like animals that she even attacks her father. The scene that Diana poleaxes her father and chokes him was the most intensive one that shows how Diana was not able to control herself and her rage.

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