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The Second Pentad Scene Analysis
The second pentad at the ending of the film shows that Che is not being controlled by his culture anymore, so he wants to reconcile with his son, so he drives to Los Angeles, after mourning the death of Che's bully. The act is mourning the death of someone else's son with coming out of a liquor store. The scene is the violence in the Mission district. The agent is a more vulnerable Che. The agency is the death of the bully, so it allows him to view his actions towards his son Jes. The purpose of Che mourning is a metaphor for the loss of his son that he disowned, so he is asking for forgiveness. The author states, "the dominant term in the second pentad is agent-who happens to have a change in attitude and its relation to purpose- no longer

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