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    In the Blind Side, the author demonstrates the archetypes of the mentor, the motherly role and the small town and how we as humans take time to interpret differences in others. In other words, there is a process we go through to understand and recognize how other people have come to be what they are and see the similarities and difference in all of us. Michael had a deprived childhood with very little family or stability to give him food, clothes and shelter and a sense of belonging.. Leann helped

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    Mariela Perez Mather AVID Per. 7 16 April, 2018 The Blind Side Essay There were many characters in this movie that were apart of Michael's life. In the beginning we saw coach Cotton, he was very judging but he wanted to have Michael play for his team so he talked the board into letting Michael come to the school. Coach Cotton was very kind for that. Then we see the family of four, a mom, dad, daughter, and son. The moms name was Leigh. Leigh was very demanding but she was also very

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    The Blind Side written by Michael Lewis is a novel about the upbringing of a poor, uneducated, black boy from Memphis, Tennessee. His name is Michael Oher but he goes by the nickname “Big Mike”. His mother was a drug addict who was never really a parent to Michael or any of his 12 siblings. At just 7 years old Michael was taken from his mother and entered into the foster care system. A man by the name of Tony Henderson or “Big Tony”, who sometimes took care of Michael, was able to convince Briarcrest

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    The Blind Side Identity

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    mystery” ― Bill Keane; American cartoonist .As individuals that live their lives, everyone has or is going to encounter significant experiences that will change their identity forever. In the 2009, American biographical sports drama film The Blind Side directed by John Lee Hancock, the main character Michael Oher, a black teenage boy goes through many ups and downs through his life to finally become a successful NFL football left tackle player. The director of this film chose this story because it

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    In the Blind Side, the author demonstrates the archetypes of the mentor the motherly role and the small town and how we as humans take time to develop differences in others. In other words, It takes some thought and process to accept and understand how other people are not the same as we are. Michael had a terrifying background with no family to give him food, clothes and shelter. Leann turns his whole world around with her sassy and classy personality. To Begin, The school board in the beginning

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    Sj The Blind Side

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    “The Blind Side”, directed by John Lee Hancock, shows how Michael Oher, a poor black African-American boy, struggles through his obstacles of loneliness and discrimination, until he meets the Touhy Family, who overall changed his well-being. SJ, one of the family members was an important character of the text, because he was always right beside Michael when he needs help and company. Firstly, SJ is an important character, because he was Michael’s first friend and he was also the one who lead Michael

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    What does an individual characterize as how a song can define themselves? Jason Derulo's song The Other Side can define an American individual’s longing to find someone else to complete themselves. An American individual is someone who falls in love without even trying. It begins with the friendship of two people, then slowly escalates to something more meaningful. If the individuals agree it is the right move for them to become a couple, ignoring the feeling of doubt and the fear of losing the other

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    The Blind Side

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    THE BLIND SIDE Movie Review ‘The Blind Side’ is the real life story about Micheal Oher, an Afro-American football player and his struggles from being an abandoned kid growing up in a foster home to a NFL (National Football League) player after being adopted by the family, the Touhys, who were white skinned Americans. What makes ‘The Blind Side’ such a compelling story is the fact that it tells the true life story of a boy with little or no prospects. It is a film about human relationships, the

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    “Take a look at yourself. You are a unique person created for a specific purpose. Your gifts matter. Your story matters. Your dreams matter. You matter” (Michael Oher). “ The Blind Side”, directed by John Lee Hancock is a PG-13 movie based on a true story of Michael Oher, a boy that realizes that he has the power to do a lot more in life than that he had ever imagined. This movie has a hint of everything from sports, drama, humor and a bit of action that warms one’s heart but has the power to change

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    The Blind Side

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    Introduction The movie The Blind Side is about a homeless, male, African-American teenager Michael Oher (Big Mike) who is taken in by the Tuohy family. Michael grew up never knowing who his father was and his mother wasn’t anything but a drug addict who he was taken away from when he was a child. Michael had very little education but had preformed strong in “protective instincts” which is later on used to help motivate his football skills and eventually shape his football career. The Tuohy’s provided

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