I am having a discussion in clas about the film Big Fish By Tim Burton. My topic question is this-
The film Big Fish explores the metaphor of the big-fish-in-a-small-pond by examining the impact Ed Bloom has had on lives he's touched throughout his life and travels. Discuss his impact on others.
All i nedd is some basic ideas, or a few sentences, i don't need a paragraph
I haven't seen the film.
What effect did Ed have on other people?
If you post your answer to that question, we'll be glad to help you develop those ideas.
To discuss the impact Ed Bloom has on others in the film Big Fish, you can begin by considering specific characters and their interactions with him. Here are a few basic ideas to help you get started:
1. Ed's impact on his son, Will: Ed's larger-than-life stories and adventurous personality have shaped Will's perception of him. Will initially sees these stories as exaggerations and becomes distant from his father, but eventually realizes the importance of these tales in understanding his father's complex character.
2. Ed's impact on Sandra, his wife: Ed's charm and charisma win Sandra's heart, and she embraces his imaginative storytelling. Their relationship is built on the foundation of Ed's ability to narrate grand tales and bring excitement into their lives.
3. Ed's impact on Karl the Giant: Ed's acceptance and friendship with Karl demonstrate his ability to see beyond physical appearances. Ed encourages Karl's self-acceptance and helps him realize his own strength and potential.
4. Ed's impact on Jenny, the love of his life: Ed's adventurous spirit and determination to find Jenny shape their passionate relationship. He inspires Jenny to break free from a predictable life and follow her dreams.
Remember, these are just starting points for your discussion. Feel free to elaborate on these ideas or explore other characters and their interactions with Ed Bloom to provide a well-rounded exploration of his impact on others in the film.