Crash, and The Forest, The Trees, and The One Thing

The movie go down tells the story of some seemingly unrelated stack who are trying to live their lives in Los Angels, are actu every last(predicate)y intimately intertwined with all(prenominal) opposite. The article The Forest, the Trees, and the wholeness amour elaborates on the theme of interconnectivity by using the analogy of the exclusive manoeuvers, and how they amount together to make a forest. Both the movie and the article display how people who are just trying to go nearly their crunch lives affect others In more(prenominal)(prenominal) ways than we realize.The locksmith play by Michael Penn was the easiest to sympathetic with, because he was unmatched of the only characters who was genuinely a nice person. The picture where he gives his daughter the invisible, impenetrable cloak was easy for most people to empathic with because he was being a good father by making his daughter feel safe. He is one of the most base characters because even when the Irania n homo is yelling at him and treating him badly, he tries to beg off to him that the door needs to be fixed, and not the lock that he keeps requesting.Sandra steers racial discrimination visibly disturbs and Insults Michael Penn when he Is fixing her lock, because Sandra Is yelling at her husband that the humanness with the jail tattoos is going to go give their eyes to one of his homiest so they can break in and steal from them. Michael does not say any matter though, only when he makes sure to leave all of the keys on the counter in front of her when he leaves to show her that she is wrong. Sandra Bullocks character Is a great standard of how racial attitudes shape behavior.When Sandra and her husband are walking home from dinner, she instanter grabs his arm when she sees two threatening men walking towards them. She Is racialist so she immediately assumes that since they are lightlessness, they will try to rob them, which coincidentally is incisively what happens. This incident only serves to streng accordingly her already racist beliefs. When they get home, she is so paranoid that she makes her husband get their locks changed, and then wants the locks to be changed again in the morning because the locksmith has tattoos and is Latino.Her racist attitude towards others begins to show Its downfalls when she falls down the stairs at the end of the movie, and her own fighters will not take her to the infirmary because she is at the spa. Sandra then relies on her Mexican maid, who she regularly berates, to take her to the hospital and make sure she is taken mete out of. Sandra realizes that her aid is the only one who was there for her, and that her maid is her only real friend. Matt Dillon plays a bitter, racist cop who is teaching his rookie partner the ways of the force.The last thing that he says to his rookie partner Is Walt until youve been on the Job a a hardly a(prenominal)(prenominal) more years. Walt until youve been doing It a detaile d bit longer. Dillon is implying that after a few years, Ryan Philippe will start to see the trends that eventually lead to more dispirited men being arrested than white men. This trend comes from racist cops who believe that black people are criminals, and it reinforces their life because they keep arresting black people. Dillon excessively blames the black supervisor at his fathers HOMO for not providing adequate give-and-take for his father.He speak ups that she only has the Job because she Is black and he theorizes that a more skirt to get the Job. inconclusive character is a stereotypical black criminal in LA who has vowed to only steal from white people. When he hits an Asian man in the street, he wanted to Just leave him to die, but his friend made sure that they dropped him off at a hospital. In the theme of the movie, he complains to his friend that everyone else thinks that hey have him figured out because hes black, especially when Sandra Bullock grabs her husban ds arm. He then proceeds to steal Sanders car and prove that she was expert to be scared.Ludicrous then breaks his one promise, to never steal from another black man, when he tries to carjack the Movie Director Cameron. After Cameron has the standoff with the constabulary and he is let go with a warning, he drops off Ludicrous at a corner and tells him Mimi embarrass me. You embarrass yourself. Ludicrous then commits what is probably the most morally correct act of his life by saving the updated Chinese people that he found in the sanction of a van that he had stolen. The last character that I am analyzing is Ryan Philippe, the rookie cop.When his partner Matt Dillon pulls over the black couple, he feels vile because he can see the racial motivation that his partner has for move him over. He is beginning to see the real world that is not pillage coated. When he requests to be moved to a solo car because he does not like how his partner is racist, the Chief tells him that he n eeds a better reason. He begins to realize that most people wont personally care about him, and that they only care about themselves. He is becoming aware(p) that it is a dog eat dog world, and he needs to find out in order to survive.The article The Forest, the Trees, and the oneness function and the movie Crash are both great examples of connectivity. In Crash, all of the characters affect each other in one way or another, and The Forest, the Trees, and the One Thing shows us, the readers, how we may affect more people than we think. The article tells us about the Forest, which is society, is made up of a multitude of trees, or individual people, and the One Thing that makes the Trees a Forest, is the One Thing, which is the interactions are connections between the Trees, between the individual people.This is also shown in the movie because of the many different interactions between all of the characters and how they unknowingly influence each other. The idea interactions and connectivity is expressed in The Forest, the Trees, and the One Thing is shown when the author says The choices we make as individuals matter beyond our loves more than we can imagine. The author also elaborates on the effects of racism in a society giving examples such as When the render of race and racism come up, white people often withdraw into silence as if paralyzed by guilt.The character played by Ludicrous also expresses feeling similar to this when he talks to his friend about how everyone thinks that they know him and type. As humans we think of most things as a collection of parts that function together in order to do things that each part would be uneffective to do on its own. We think of families as individual people, the mother, father, daughter, son, sister, brother, and their relationships with each other is what makes them a family. If this is the way that we think of things and comprehend them, then we can think of society in that way as well, Just with more pe ople, more trees.We begin to think about the relationships that we normally overlook, such as the narrator at the Cutbacks that you make small talk with while you we realize how a good deal of an impact we have on other people with Just these little interactions, we realize that all of us play a large position in the big family that we call society. In the forest, little trees can be protected from storms under the canopy of larger trees, or the larger tree can slowly kill the smaller trees by not let enough sunlight through. Without realizing it, everyone influences everyone, and that, is the one thing that makes Just a thump of trees, a forest.