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Compare And Contrast Essay On Wes Anderson

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In this movie, directed by Wes Anderson, two kids, Sam Shakusky and Suzy Bishop, fall in love through letters and decide to run away together. These two kids showcase the trait of the common man of romanticism. First, the setting is far from an urban city. The kids meet on and island while Sam is at a Khaki Scout summer camp in the wood. The woods are the setting throughout most of the movie and the kids learn to survive in the woods together. The kids lives like savages which is thought of to be noble in the idea of romanticism. Their extreme emotions are also a sign of their child like mind causing their hearts to soar. The kids also demonstrated a creative imagination. They believed that they could run away together and survive out

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