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plain life
Sydnie 2022-03-25 09:01:09
recommend. An ordinary life. Witness race living at the bottom without any dignity, until fellow ethnicity waits for the presidency. Learn about the history of racism in general. 1. At the beginning, the little protagonist's family was working on a white farm. As a slave, the white director brought his mother into the small room xx directly in front of the little protagonist and his father. The little protagonist resisted but was suppressed by his father-people lived such a dignified life; after he came out, his father asked the white man, and the white man killed his father with a single shot-the end of his life. Without life there is nothing. Later, the protagonist became a housekeeper step by step, until the housekeeper of the White House, so that his family would be better off than other black people! 2. Being invited to the President's banquet turned out to be just used as a prop to make a pretence, and the dignity was ravaged like this. 3. Difficulty getting along with his son. The eldest son, as a representative of black people, fought against racial discrimination. The younger son had to join the army, but he sacrificed. Later, he thought about believing that his son was relieved and sent his wife away. Finally, he was invited to meet Obama - saw this race from the bottom of society to the top of the power.
Extended Reading
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Keith 2021-12-17 08:01:08
The main theme is correct, and Ooguanhai's election finally seems to have built a monument of "touching the United States" for the old butler who has forbeared for decades. Does the film think that the status of black people today depends on black people like the housekeeper, or black people like his son? I don't know, and the director probably doesn't know, because the only fun of the whole movie is to see if the actors of the president of the United States look alike.
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Americo 2022-04-20 09:01:44
The main line of characters and the sub-line of history are Lee Daniels.
Lee Daniels' The Butler quotes
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Gloria Gaines: [looking at a picture of her granddaughter] I mean, really, Shaquanda. What kind of name is that?
Cecil Gaines: [laughing] Ain't nobody done nothing to spite you.
Gloria Gaines: Yes she did. She a ugly little old girl, too. That little pug nose. I hope she grow out of it.
Cecil Gaines: Now you need to stop that, you know that ain't right.
Gloria Gaines: Don't you think she look a little like Louis around the mouth?
Cecil Gaines: I think... she look just like you.
Gloria Gaines: Like me?
Cecil Gaines: Yeah, so you need to
[laughing]
Cecil Gaines: so you need to stop talking about her.
Gloria Gaines: Let me look at her again then, real good. She do look a little bit like me. She a pretty little thing.
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Cecil Gaines: You must look through your eyes, see what it is that they want, see what it is that they need, anticipate, bring a smile to the principal's eyes.