Leave it to Beaver

The characters in “Leave it to Beaver” are individually unique that combined to form a fantasized family. Although some of their characteristics are idealized, some of them could also be seen in real life. In the episode, Beaver, the youngest child of the Cleaver family, spies on Wally, his older brother with curiosity. As the youngest child, I tend to behave as Beaver too; sneaking around my older siblings, watching closely on what they do or say, or spying on their miserable moments to mock at them later. Beaver spied on Wally because he wanted to watch Wally get humiliated in front of the girl he likes, but on the other hand, Beaver is also very protective of his older brother when he found out the true identity of Marlene. Beaver wanted to tell the truth to Wally that Marlene is a flirt, not only does she drinks but she also smokes. However, when he saw that Wally was completely falling in love for her, Beaver backed down since he doesn’t want to hurt his brother’s feelings. In general, Beaver is a typical little brother who doesn’t give up any chance on revealing his brother’s embarrassing moments, but also protective of his brother. If there is a model parent contest, June Cleaver and Ward Cleaver would be the ideal parents kids would want to have nowadays. dressed fashionably, rich but not showy, and respectful towards each other as well as their children. Although ordinary housewives couldn’t be dressed as nicely as June would be dressed, some of June’s parenting styles exist in real life. As typical parents, they learn to take care of their children step by step with dedication and love. They also educate them through experiments on different policies to maximally benefit their children. June and Ward Cleaver’s parenting styles remind me of my parents too; although they are not the most talented or ingenious of all, they try their best to provide everything possible for their children. They take great responsibility of us; we are their future and