Human Nature In Oh Brother By Pete And Delmar

In order for human nature to be a set of universal behaviors and traits, it should not change. No matter what factors influence it, the nature of every human should be set in stone. This concept is debatable because it is difficult to distinguish what is changing and what is staying the same within our human nature. The factors that affect human nature can be so powerful. For example, technology has a major influence on our human nature and our relationship with nature. On the other hand, the companionship within human nature seems to prevail in many situations. Throughout the duration of this semester, we have examined many authors and producers that have studied and wrote about different aspects of human nature and the factors that affect it. By exposure to all of these perspectives, it is inevitable to question and challenge your thoughts and beliefs about nature and human nature.
Humans are driven by different sources of motivation. Motivation is the underlying fuel for making decisions relating to one’s life. These decisions are influenced by many things. In Oh Brother, Where Art Thou, Everett, Pete and Delmar were all driven by a similar source of motivation. For most characters in this movie, fortune was the driving force for their decision making. However, this is understandable because the movie is set during
These pets rely on the humans by waiting for them. Unfortunately, humans do not rely on their pets because they do not wait for them and reciprocate their relationship to that extent. This is ironic considering humans created the relationship. It is almost as if the human nature involves a level of dissatisfaction because as soon as something bigger and better comes along, the old is “thrown out.” For example, as soon as one pet passes away, he or she is replaced with another pet. Or, when the pet loses their human, they wait for them. The humans pass through the gate without looking