I'm doing a paper about the bridges character in this film and need to know three world views he had before the accident, such as his family or personal life, and how those views were affected after the accident... if anyone could help out with how you felt he viewed the world before, please feel free! Any answer is appreciated, Thanks!
shareDo your own work. You'll feel better about yourself, and it would be hard to say your answer is wrong. If you don't understand this reply, please consider taking a course in ethics.
shareThats the kind of question i would have to watch the movie again to say for sure. I remember him being specific about changes, but they were just things i'd expect to hear and thus not that memorable (to me). Heights and flying were two fears he shed, but they weren't "world views". He couldn't tolerate lies and BS as much as before, but which ones shouldn't be important...
Sounds like a lazy question to me, if all you had to do was watch the movie again to gather the specific details. I'd think a better question would be "why" he had different views, which forces a student to think more. It might be more subjective, but the exersize is better than just gathering unimportant details, like specific dates.
The other guy's response wasn't appropriate, since you would have to know the given response was a real line in the script and it wasn't bs'ing you.
Was this movie used for a class project or for a test? Thats interesting - was it high school, college? - and was it your own selection to use?
What class was it for? I'm very curious. thanks