What the play tries to tell the audience is that
even in peaceful times, when public sentiment is incited, there is a danger of going to extremes.
All conflicts are set up with the intention of letting the audience feel the serious harm of die Welle:
-In fact, the positive team spirit that die Welle can play is exactly what is needed in sports activities. It is impossible to believe that children who participate in sports will rely on this organization to understand team spirit.
-The connection between Die Welle's harmfulness and centralization is not logical. The teacher himself has never fallen into the narcissism of collective worship, and the quarrel with his wife seems nonsensical
-leaving an unclear impression on the audience: whether Carol opposed die Welle because of his personal out-of-favor reaction or because of her conscience.
-Die Welle's "heavily sinful" thing is to damage public property and do graffiti on the city government building. Although this practice violated the law and order penalties, it is not directly linked to fascism. In fact, graffiti is very common, and it is sometimes promoted as an act of resisting autocracy, and it has no direct connection with whether to participate in a fascist organization.
-Is Die Welle's role in sports competitions negative? They can only be classified as a cheerleader in uniform, just like football fans. (In order to justify it, we can only design a behavior that attacks the opponent)
-Die Welle's role in interpersonal relationships cannot be defined badly. Fighting away a few small crickets, or rehearsing the drama of a unified team, die Welle can even be described as positive.
In order to exaggerate the negative nature of die Welle, the negative plot can only be focused on one person: stealing guns, being homeless, obsessed with organizations, and finally committing suicide to create the climax of the film. The impression left is the destruction of a mentally disordered student.
The idea of the topic is obvious, but the story tells pale.
It has traces of plagiarism from das experiment, but it is even worse in plot setting.
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