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Holes Movie Analysis

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Hubert H. Humphrey once said, “The greatest gift in life is friendship, and I have received it.” This shows that friendship is extremely important. In the film, Holes, the director Andrew Davis shows us that people should stick together with their friends. The main characters, Stanley and Zero, support and together through difficult times. This shows us that friends stick together and help each other.

Throughout the movie, there are many examples of friendship where a group support and stick together through some very difficult times. First, there was the time when Zero and Stanley ran away from camp. Although Zero ran away first throughout the movie the watcher could see the guilt eat away at Stanley. Also, the watcher could definitely see that Stanley wanted to run away, find Zero and bring him back to camp. Stanley eventually did go to find Zero and also brought him …show more content…

Once when I went biking I rode down an unpaved road and sprained my ankle my friends helped me get back home. When I crashed my friends came immediately to me asking if I was okay. Also, they stuck with me the whole way and carried my bike back since I couldn’t. Through bringing me back home and carrying my bike for me my friends showed that friends stick together and help each other. Another example is when my friends and I went to West Edmonton Mall Waterpark. Throughout the entire time we were there we went to the same places. We also brought each other tubes so we could ride them down on some slides. This shows that my friends stuck together and helped each other during our time at the waterpark. Finally, once I had lost the keys to my house and my friend tried to help me find it. During the time when we were looking for my keys, my friend was extremely worried. He only stopped helping me when I told him it was okay and even then he was reluctant to let it go. By my friend helping me I eventually found the lost

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