Get Out Sparknotes

The movie, Get Out, is about a man named Chris who is young African American, going out to a secluded estate in the woods to meet with his white girlfriend Rose’s parents for a weekend. Chris is a bit uneasy about how Rose's’ family will treat him, as they're white and he's black. However, her parents turn out to be comfortable with the idea of Rose dating an African American and everything appears to be going fine. Chris then starts to notice some odd behaviors from the African American staff at the house. The Armitages then throw a huge party and Chris ends up in some awkward and uneasy conversations with the guests. He initially believes this uncomfortableness to be from their racial differences, however the guests', and Armitages', start to appear more sinister, as if there is more. Chris decides it is time to “get out.” Before long, the friendly family that he first met, will give way to an unfolding nightmare. Chris and Rose are the main characters; Chris is a black photographer and the main protagonist of the movie and rose is Chris's upper class white girlfriend.
There is also a scene where Chris uses a deer head he found in the basement to stab and kill Rose's father, Dean. When Chris first met Dean and he learned about the Deer accident he began to say how he does not like deer and how they are taking over and destroying the ecosystem. In my interpretation of the scene, Chris is relating with the deer. He is about to be hit hard by Rose, he is about to become the head for someone new. As Chris is helplessly waits, while being tied down in the basement, the deer stares back at him, helpless. Chris is reflected in its