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“...Sometimes quiet is violent / I find it hard to hide it / My pride is no longer inside ... There's no hiding for me / I'm forced to deal with what I feel / There is no distraction to mask what is real / I could pull the steering wheel…”
-Car Radio. Twenty One Pilots The lyrics above by Twenty One Pilots explains how it felt after his car radio was stolen.He talks about how “quiet is violent” ,being alone without any distractions like people or music to keep you from thinking of those dangerous thoughts. The protagonist in Watanabe’s Kid’s Story (2003) had similar characteristics of being alienated and having thoughts of suicide. On his way to his classroom the viewer is able to point out a noticeable difference in Popper’s locker than
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