Jhune's Perception Of The Boy In The Film

Seeing the boy in this film made me realize that he takes care of himself. He has grown accustom to taking care of everything for both himself and his parents. All of the cooking is done by him and he takes care of the house chores too. He even woke himself up for school while his parents just slept. I think he still cares about his parents because he cooks them breakfast in the morning. However, I believe he longs for his parents to show him compassion. If his parents are asleep when he wakes up and gone when he gets home, he would never get to see them. He seems like a very lonely boy because of this. Also, the fact that he does not speak English makes it so he could get much lonelier when living in America. The boy’s parents did not seem like they liked their child very much. They were either asleep or gone whenever their child was around. Their child cooked them breakfast and they did not thank him in anyway. From what I see in the film, the boy cooks and cleans while the parents do nothing. This makes Jhune’s parents look bad. Along
When he was in her office, he probably could not help his case and did not say anything. She asked him if he had anything to say for himself before she called his parents. However, when she called his parents, they did not answer. The principal did not care about Jhune at first either. She just assumed that he was a stubborn child. Her meeting with the superintendent interrupted her call to Jhune’s home. This meant that nobody would come to pick up Jhune. However, once the teacher told the principal that Jhune could not speak English, she realized the mistake she made. She saw that Jhune was sad because he was crying. I think that at this point, she saw how hard it must be for him. Feeling bad for him, she sent him home. So, the teacher misunderstood Jhune at first, but she finally understood his feelings when she learned that he could not speak