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Marginalization in The Elephant Man
David Lynch's 1980 motion picture The Elephant Man puts across an episode in nineteenth century England involving discrimination based on social class and appearance. The storyline revolves around Frederick Treves, a surgeon who had come across a curious case and who expresses particular interest in finding out more regarding it. John Merrick suffers from an intriguing medical condition and it stands as the reason for which he is harshly treated by most of the people that he interacts with. In spite of showing obvious discrepancy between social classes, the film demonstrates that lower and upper class people are united by their bizarre and directly contrasts Bytes, who is unable to perceive the fact that the "monster" that he exploits is actually a human being. One might be inclined to consider that social class is influential in determining how each of the two individuals acts. The fact that Bytes considers Merrick to be an imbecile while Treves wants to care for him further contributes to the belief that upper class individuals are better at understanding people and are against discrimination. Conversely, Bytes accuses Treves of wanting to steal his main attraction and emphasizes the fact that the doctor is not very different from him, as he too is interested in exploiting Merrick. As the action progresses viewers understand Treves' sincerity and come to acknowledge the fact that the doctor is simply concerned about Merrick's well-being, especially given that he takes the…
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Dir. David Lynch. The Elephant Man. Paramount Pictures, 1980.
movie, quote directly paraphrase proof film. To paraphrase describe scene point making memory words . Jack Merrick's suicide Jack Merrick, the central character in David Lynch's "The Elephant Man," is meant to express a series of feelings, most of them related to marginalization and seclusion. Merrick's principal role in nineteenth century London was that of entertaining people by allowing them to see his physical disabilities. It is not difficult to understand
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