Sleeping Beauty And Violence Essay
Disney’s 1959 film Sleeping Beauty, Maleficent, the main antagonist and evil fairy, is frustrated and offended when not invited to the christening of Princess Aurora. As a punishment and attempt for revenge on the king and queen, she places a curse on Aurora so that on her sixteen birthday she will “prick her finger on a spindle of a spinning wheel and die.” Wrath the punishment or vengeance as a manifestation of anger. Of all vices that surround the world, violence is shown to be the most influential. Such vicious act is due to numerous reasons and it is a characteristic of people from all walks of life and age. The way someone was raised or the experiences they have faced could be what molded these beliefs. What one person may think is right; the other may feel is wrong and this is where we face controversy. The types of violence people encounter can be physical, sexual, emotional or psychological. In today’s society, people are trying to practice the beliefs of having good moral values. What makes people act out in the first place? There are numerous factors that are responsible for violence in today’s society.
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“Women living in households with the lowest annual incomes were five times more likely to have experienced intimate partner violence than women in households in the highest income category, and three times more likely than women in the middle income category”(Racism Review, 2009). The stress of lost opportunities and the inability of being independent or successful are often overwhelming with families that live in poverty. Men and women that do not have proper education often lack tools to cope and turn to violence. We tend to view how domestic violence relate to different social classes around the world. Some automatically assume that domestic violence is more common in lower classes, but in reality violence is a concerning problem for all
Violence within …show more content…
“Women living in households with the lowest annual incomes were five times more likely to have experienced intimate partner violence than women in households in the highest income category, and three times more likely than women in the middle income category”(Racism Review, 2009). The stress of lost opportunities and the inability of being independent or successful are often overwhelming with families that live in poverty. Men and women that do not have proper education often lack tools to cope and turn to violence. We tend to view how domestic violence relate to different social classes around the world. Some automatically assume that domestic violence is more common in lower classes, but in reality violence is a concerning problem for all