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Audire And Daisy And Suicide
My second choice was Audire and Daisy because my class had a discussion on rape culture. Audrie and Daisy were two different girls from two different towns. The two teenage girls pass out while intoxicated at a parties while they were unconscious. Audire and Daisy was sexually assaulted by boys they trusted and they were consider friends. After the assaulted, the girls face online harassment and attempt to commit suicide. Audrie couldn’t take the pressure and the thought of her losing her repetition. Therefore, she commit suicide. Daisy wanted to commit suicide but she couldn’t because she had people supporting her. In the film, it reveals the boy’s involvement in the assaults and the girls’ family and friends speaking publicly. Overall,
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