What kind of assumptions does this movie make about deat

How did the characters’ experiences with death or the threat of death affect their lives/beliefs/values? The constant threat of death in Andy’s life is a reminder that life should not be taken for granted. In that, I believe that this made Andy live everyday with open eyes and an open heart. He treated others with the same dignity and respect that he expected to be treated. Although this was not always the occasion Andy did not judge others for there ignorance.

h? The assumptions that this movie makes about death is that death is promised to everyone. However, not everyone is at grips to except that death is a part of life. So they tend to space themselves as far away as possible to avoid it’s reality and want no part of those who are sick and do except that death is promised to them such as Andy Beckett. This movie also makes the assumption that a man living with the AIDS virus has no business working at a firm with a life threatening virus that has made no apparent effort to speak publicly the he is a homosexual man living with AIDS. Although, if Andy had gone public about his sexuality and condition it is only obvious that these problems would arrive in the workplace sooner and Andy would be walk through those office doors feeling humiliated.

Are the values expressed universally applicable, or do they seem to relate to only certain racial, ethnical and/or socioeconomic groups? I think the values are universally applicable for those who have

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