The document discusses how the author unintentionally represented social groups in a costume design for a threatening character. While they did not intend to portray any social class, making the character more "Gothic" implied that social class was more threatening than others. It also suggested that stereotypes of being violent can apply to anyone and that beneath superficial differences, all people feel the same emotions and are capable of the same behaviors.

1. How did you represent social
groups
Question 2

2. • I did not intend to represent any particular social class. However by
picking out the costume for my threatening character, I made him slightly
more ‘Gothic” than the other scared individual, this implies that the
‘gothic’ social class is more threatening than the normal man
• Also this says that the ‘chav’ stereotype of being violent is the same in
everyone, and that any stereotype can be violent, and even though people
dress a certain way we still feel the same emotions and still are capable of
the same things.
• In comparison, My Actor Eden Pryce,