... easy and yet hard to comprehend. In this movie we were shown the crimes perpetrated on women, and other people as being seen less than human. In the Native American culture, the women and children were murdered just as savagely as the men were; however this was also caught on film to be shown to the whole world. In the film ... felt pain. They were the wives of society, the daughters of the land it was ok, to beat and demean them "they were their property. This sort of turning a deaf ear and a blind eye toward such injustices must not and can not go on. There is a link between the value...

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... gay. In a sudden burst of inspiration, Cher and Emma both realize where their hearts lie and finally get together with Josh and Mr. Knightly. Jane Fairfax, Miss Bates and her deaf grandmother Mrs. bates weren't in the film. The part of Christian in the film was gay because I think they wanted to have a modern version. Maybe it was to difficult to ... ...

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