The Glass Rose essays

The Glass Rose essays Parenting is one major clash, or difference in the two stories of, The Glass Rose, and Life is Beautiful. The two films take two quite opposite ways of showing how a father can be, and act to there children. The Glass Rose shows an almost typical male approach to parenting, the father in the glass rose seems to have a little bit of love for his son, but fails to show any sign of it. He acts almost too tough, and acts really hard on his son. But it would seem that he does it only so his son can become a better person. In the film Life is Beautiful, the father takes a much different approach to his parenting. He is a truly loving and caring father, that shows his love for his child, but he shows so much love, that he protects his son from the real world, and kind of shades his son from the reality. Parenting in these two aspects are kind of similar in that neither really show their sons how life really is, and both kind of create a different world for their children. They create world that they wish existed for their children to live in, worlds where they children would just grow up and grow exactly how their fathers wanted them to be. Even though they are both shielding their children from the real world, it seems like they only want their kids to see, or do what they want, they are really only doing it for their kid for the best. There are many ways one can approach parenting, but they is no real perfect way to be a parent. And all parents were taught by their parents how or how not act, but no matter how any parents acts, they are trying to do the best for their kids. The father in The Glass Rose takes a real old fashioned, tough approach to parenting. He acts hard on his son the whole story, but it is not all for his sons good. It is also a bit of a cover up, because he gave his young fifteen year old son a job, that should be worked but older stronger men. And it is because ...