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My Best Friend Character

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What if you always have the desired of seducing someone older? If that person was your coach, would that be a fantasy or just the desired of flirting with an older guy? This is the questions posted by "absent". The game of seduction of a younger guy to his coach after he elaborates an esqueme in order to spend one night at the house of his coach in order to get close to him. This is a game he is willing to play in order to get a shot to be closer to his platonic desire.Martin, a young Argentine student, is exploring the reactions of his sports coach, Sebastian, while vying for his love and affection. He has an opportunity - one night to push the envelope and be as close as ever to reaching what he so desperately wants. With his teacher keeping …show more content…

He does have a romantic interest with a girl in his school, but that is not enough for him. He still in a period of discovering his own sexuality. He is innocent, but at the same time diabolical in plotting a way to get near his professor. There is nothing evil in the way he behaves he s just a normal kid trying to get what he wants. He is not spoiled, even though he does have a unorthodox way of achieving his goals. De Pietro seems a bit older for the role, still he does have a youngish feature to resemble a teenager. At the end he does his role in good terms. Although it would be more enjoyable if Martin would have been a bit more evil to make the plot twists, more interesting.

The movie at the end of the day is a platonic love story. The main problem is that director Marco Berger does not know how to finished the film and has a problem with the development of the second part of the film. This makes all the build up scenes from the first half of the movie go to waste as the story has no real direction to the closing of the film. Still, it is not a bad movie, but it is not a great one It is just okay. Watch this film if you are in the mood to see some Latin American

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In Dominican and almost every culture today, relationships are a thing of the past. Woman are viewed as commodities, but Oscar does not view them this way and for this and other reasons he struggles. At seven years old Oscar is described to be chasing all of the girls around. This act of chasing girls and having multiple girls to cling to was accepted in Oscar’s family. In fact, his family actually encouraged the behavior.

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The Brief Wondrous life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz explores Latin culture in depth from various perspectives. This novel discusses deep concepts surrounding Dominican culture such as love, sex, fuku, gender, and power that shape the characters throughout the novel. These themes alter the way the culture functions and influences the youth into following these stereotypes. Gender, masculinity, and power are very prominent in the novel and often define the character for who he/she is. While the protagonist in this novel is Oscar de Leon, this story is mainly about how this culture and Oscar’s story has formed the narrator, Yunior, into becoming who he is at the end of the novel.

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