Conformity
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Kate is a shy girl who recently moved towns. She meets a group of girls who are all dating the popular boy John Tucker. The girls want Kate to pretend to date John to get revenge on him for dating multiple girls. Kate conforms to the group's wishes in order to fit in, acting in ways that go against her true personality. By the end, she realizes conforming isn't worth hurting others and decides to be true to herself. The movie is a good example of how conformity can change someone's behavior and negatively impact them emotionally.
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Conformity
- 1. CONFORMITY John Tucker Must Die
- 2. What Is Conformity? Conformity is when someone complies with “standard” rules or laws, most often referenced when people start acting a certain way to fit in with social groups. Usually seen amongst youth in school.
- 3. Why I chose John Tucker Must Die This movie is a great example of conformity not only because it shows the main character completely change how she acts because of her new “friend group”, but also because it shows what she goes through emotionally because of it and the consequences that come with conformity.
- 4. The main Character Kate, who has just recently moved to another new town because her mom makes bad relationship decisions and leaves time after a relationship fails. In the beginning of the movie, Kate is very shy and keeps to herself. She ends up meeting a group of girls from different social circles who are all dating the same guy, John Tucker. They all decide to group together and have Kate pretend to fall in love with him to “get back at him” by breaking his heart. Kate agrees and throughout the movie, changes everything about who she is in order to fit in with these girls and do what they want her to do which goes against everything she believes in. By the end of the movie, she decides that it’s not worth it to be friends with these girls if it means hurting other people and she decides to come clean about who she really is.
- 5. Supporting Characters John Tucker - The jock. He’s popular, attractive and every girl wants to date him (if they’re not already) Beth - The girl who comes off as “easy” Heather - The cheerleader. Popular, attractive and everyone knows the head jock and head cheerleader should be together right? Carrie - The “nerdy” girl. The one who focuses on her studies mostly but has a “wild” side.
- 6. Plotting In this scene, the girls are planning on how to Get revenge on John for dating all of them. You can see Kate’s face (she’s on the right in The light blue shirt) and she doesn’t look nearly As as excited as the other girls because Revenge isn’t something she does. She’s a shy And sweet girl who is conforming to this group Because she wants to fit in.
- 7. Kates background Kate has moved around most of her life. Her mom moves her around because she can’t commit to any relationships. Kates views on relationship is severely skewed due to what she’s witnessed with her mom. She doesn’t know how to have a real relationship with really anyone. She craves acceptance because she’s the new girl and finds, what she attributes to acceptance, from these girls who just want to use her. Kate goes along with it to be accepted but who she really is ends up coming out in the end because, you can never really hide who you truly are.
- 8. The connection I connect this movie specifically with conformity because of how Kate changes throughout the movie to fit in with these girls. She wants so bad to be accepted and liked that she changes who she is completely. Kids in High School especially do this all the time, there’s so much pressure to be liked and fit in that people are constantly changing who they are in order to be liked. How many of us truly know who we are? I know I struggle with it a lot but I also know, that I’m getting there. I hope we all hit that point in our life where we realize that conformity is not the way to live your best life.