Evaluation activity 2 final
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The document represents young white men as the protagonists in two films. In both films, the young white male protagonists are accused of murder. While they both wear white shirts, one protagonist wears a suit and has blonde hair, while the other has short black hair. A key difference is that one killed his boss with a gun while the other killed his wife with a hunting knife.
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- 2. Characters
- 3. • Young white men • We are both protagonists in our films. (leading role) • Both wearing white shirt
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