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Potter Ville Movie Analysis
It’s a Wonderful life displays the determanation of each character’s life making the difference on everybody to notice life gave you a reason to live which makes a life story history changing .This was because Clarence showed george the importance of living,When george helped his boss when he was going torward’s doing committing suicide ,and When he noticed everyone was living a bad life since he wasn’t there. Clarence showed the importance of life to george which sooner made him realize to retake his unwisely wish . George was upset and unsure when he made the unwise wish Which caused him to blame it all on himself which he later on wished to exist because he noticed everyone was living sadly and in a rude way. During the movie George prayed to live again and see his friends and family. After he finished praying at the bridge he noticed everything went back to normal. …show more content…
In the movie,George said ”I know that lady” A lady was arrested coming out of the bar , She was wearing marvelous clothes which probably meant she was with someone rich that lived in ‘’Potter Ville’’ .therefore what happened to all those who were poor.They probably were homeless or barely affording a room. In the movie mary was a poor librarian and before she was a married women to george before george made the
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