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The Heartbreak Kid
December Boys
“All The Same” by Sick Puppies

In the visual representation the common themes represented were friendship, relationship and acceptance.
The three text chosen to illustrate these themes were ‘The Heartbreak Kid‘, ‘December Boys‘, and ‘All The Same by Sick Puppies‘.

In ‘The Heartbreak Kid‘, the theme of relationships is shown by the main character Nicky and his ‘love’ for his teacher Miss Papadopolous. In the visual representation, pictures of ‘lovers’ holding hand and kissing were used to represent this theme. This theme is also shown in the ‘December Boys’ with the relationship between Maps and Lucy. In the song ‘All The Same’ the theme of relationship is conveyed in the words:
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