AMBITION OF MAIN CHARACTER IN WONDER MOVIE DIRECTED BY STEPHEN CHBOSKY

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  • 24 Jul
  • 2020

AMBITION OF MAIN CHARACTER IN WONDER MOVIE DIRECTED BY STEPHEN CHBOSKY

The main objective of this research is to study the meaning of Ambition. Ambition is someone who wants to achieve a goals. Ambition is divided into several types: Extrinsic ambition and intrinsic ambition. The author chose the title of the wonder film directed by Stephen Chbosky, this movie was chosen because it contains various ambitions of the main characters and causes of ambition. In the authors analyzed, using qualitative descriptive methods. The author watched this movie many times, and made observations to strengthen the analysis. The author also uses the library to research and explore the internet to get accurate results. In this movie the main character get bullied by his friends in class and the other kids in the school, but one time the main character gets praise from his friend when his friends always bully him and get praise from the teacher, the principal, and the main character is very lucky to have a very family good because his family loved him so much and always supported him even though he was born with a defective face.


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