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Who Is Arnold?
This film is a restricted narration film, and it narrated by Thomas. In addition, this film showed a lot of minor life scenes that other films did not have. When Thomas was a baby, his parents died because his house burned, but his parents threw him from the window before he died, and Arnold caught him. Arnold had a child named Victor, and his age was same with Thomas. Because of the fire killed Thomas’ parents, he was raised by his grandmother, and he had a strange personality. Arnold had an addiction to alcohol, and he would become violence after he got drunk. When Victor was 12 years old, Arnold left Victor and his wife because of a fighting with his wife. Thomas and Victor had never left their hometown until they knew that Arnold died. Suzy told Victor’s mother about this story. Victor then decided to find the articles left by his father, but he did not have enough money to get there. Thomas then said that he would support Victor to go there, but Victor had to take him too. It was a long journey. Thomas was very annoyed for Victor because Thomas was always talking about meaningless stories and never stopped. Therefore, Victor told Thomas to be quiet and told him the warrior look. After they arrived the place that Arnold lived, they talked with Suzy about Arnold. Victor was surprised because according to Suzy, Arnold was …show more content…
For instance, Arnold made the fire of Thomas’ house, but he did not tell anybody about the truth and just lived normal, and he did not stop drinking alcohol at all even though he knew that he had a bad addiction. In addition, he might could do something during the 10 years for his family. He cannot just say that he loved his family and broke somebody’s hearts without any changing. This movie needs mention more about the good points of Arnold to make audience agree that Arnold was a good father. Furthermore, this movie had a slow pace because it showed too much off topic

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