The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
Essential Questions:
How does having a belief (in something or someone) help us to conquer fear and keep hope alive?
-When you have something to hold on to, to live for it gives you strength to do whatever you want to do.
Is rehabilitation possible? Are we obliged (as a society) to rehabilitate criminals? -Its possible, but then again some people never change. You can only help or save a person if they want to be helped/ saved.
What is justice? What is truth? How are justice and truth bound together? -Justice is when someone is corrected for theire wrong doings. If they committed a crime or broke a law then they would have to pay the consequences.
Plot: http://www.dailyscript.com/scripts/shawshank.html …show more content…
Did he really ‘gain’ anything? As you will need to explain your opinion carefully, make sure you record your evidence and reasons. - Yes I do think he made the request on behalf of his inmates because he wanted/ needed to make new friends in the prison. What he gained was a few bottles of beers and new friends.
Bogs, the leader of The Sisters, gets beaten
Did Bogs ‘get what he deserved’? Was justice served here? Why or why not? - Bogs had it coming for him sooner or later, he kept bullying Andy and finally karma came around and gave him what he deserved.
Red explains how Brooks is
Essential Questions:
How does having a belief (in something or someone) help us to conquer fear and keep hope alive?
-When you have something to hold on to, to live for it gives you strength to do whatever you want to do.
Is rehabilitation possible? Are we obliged (as a society) to rehabilitate criminals? -Its possible, but then again some people never change. You can only help or save a person if they want to be helped/ saved.
What is justice? What is truth? How are justice and truth bound together? -Justice is when someone is corrected for theire wrong doings. If they committed a crime or broke a law then they would have to pay the consequences.
Plot: http://www.dailyscript.com/scripts/shawshank.html …show more content…
Did he really ‘gain’ anything? As you will need to explain your opinion carefully, make sure you record your evidence and reasons. - Yes I do think he made the request on behalf of his inmates because he wanted/ needed to make new friends in the prison. What he gained was a few bottles of beers and new friends.
Bogs, the leader of The Sisters, gets beaten
Did Bogs ‘get what he deserved’? Was justice served here? Why or why not? - Bogs had it coming for him sooner or later, he kept bullying Andy and finally karma came around and gave him what he deserved.
Red explains how Brooks is