1. Theories of Tsoti
... the crowd. Another scenario in Tsotsi brings to light the routine activities theory. According to Fugard (2006), the street on which Miriam Ngidi lived was Waterworks Square. That street centered on the only standpipe known to that part of the township. Miriam became a suitable target to David because the standpipe, being visible from his window was the only standpipe in the ... goals. We can see that Tsotsi does have a certain level of achievement when it comes to respect and status. In the beginning of the film, Fela refers to Tsotsi as a little gangster and asks him if he learnt to dri...
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