Dances with Wolves Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 3 pages of analysis of How We Portray Violence.

Dances with Wolves Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 3 pages of analysis of How We Portray Violence.
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How We Portray Violence

Summary: An analysis of various scenes in the film "Dances with Wolves" as examples of what actions are considered violent and graphic and what are considered realistic.
The Film Danes With Wolves, could be portrayed as a very violent and graphic movie. Others could say it is just realistic. One might say it is realistic because there was a lot of violence during the Civil War in 1860's . There were men killing one another for land and power. Also violence was a way of power a using force to show where youu stand on thee Totem Pole, and to make people do things. This film not only has violence between man and man but between man and animal. Some might ask is that really violence.

In the film there are many scenes that portray violence. But, there a few in particular that may cause some confusion or debate on whether it is violence, force, or just natural. The opening scene is a grotesque and gory scene. It involves two "doctors" and a soldier soon to...

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