The Fifth Scene Of Life In The Film 'Grease'
The movie Grease illustrates the fifth scene of life (ages 30-40). Randal Kleiser directed Grease and on June 16, 1978 (USA), Grease released. Grease is a classic that thousands of girls grew up watching. This scene is a vital stage in life, in the sense that, this is the stage you distinguish what is significant to you from what is not. During this scene, it is crucial that you evaluate and rid yourself of anything that could be holding you from being the best version of yourself. Entering this scene marks the middle of your life and you should have developed a strong understanding of your priorities. In Grease, Danny becomes embarrassed to be with Sandy, consequently Sandy decided she would exile him out of her life. Furthermore, she is
evaluating what she wants in life and is eliminating what makes her unhappy. Additionally, this is the stage where you give advice to your children about life. At this time, you have lived through the greater portion of your life, therefore you have an adequate amount of knowledge to share with your children. Whether it's your daughter’s first boyfriend or your son’s first crush, you can guide them through it with your advice. An example is when Vi gives Frenchie advice to return to high school after she drops out to attend cosmetology school. Adults may begin to feel pressured to support their family during this stage of life. Although it may seem traumatic, they have acquired a stable job by now that will financially support their family. For example, Danny feels pressured to maintain his “bad boy” reputation, in doing so he distances himself from Sandy. While living through this scene, you begin to realize the right actions to take and who you should help. Moreover, you have understood what is important to you and are able to help others.
evaluating what she wants in life and is eliminating what makes her unhappy. Additionally, this is the stage where you give advice to your children about life. At this time, you have lived through the greater portion of your life, therefore you have an adequate amount of knowledge to share with your children. Whether it's your daughter’s first boyfriend or your son’s first crush, you can guide them through it with your advice. An example is when Vi gives Frenchie advice to return to high school after she drops out to attend cosmetology school. Adults may begin to feel pressured to support their family during this stage of life. Although it may seem traumatic, they have acquired a stable job by now that will financially support their family. For example, Danny feels pressured to maintain his “bad boy” reputation, in doing so he distances himself from Sandy. While living through this scene, you begin to realize the right actions to take and who you should help. Moreover, you have understood what is important to you and are able to help others.