BACKGROUND INFO, Ariel is the main character in The Little Mermaid, Thesis, Phillip Noyce’s film Rabbit Proof Fence conveys the strong connection indigenous Australians have to land and family through stunning shots of the land, the focus on feet, and the metaphor of the fence itself., In the poem, “Circular Breathing”, Jaya Savige sends a subtle message about the harms of cultural appropriation through references to cultural markers frequently appropriated, including yoga, didgeridoo playing, and dreadlocks., AO Neville in Rabbitproof Fence is characterised as the paternalistic villain of the film using contrast between light and dark, camera shots from the point of view of the abducted children, and dialogue to show his desire to exert control over Indigenous Australians., Though Romeo and Juliet is generally considered romantic, it in fact depicts the dangers of love at first sight as a warning to its audience to behave more cautiously than Shakespeare's infamous star-struck lovers., Bobis uses powerful metaphors in the poem, “This is Where it Begins” to communicate the vital importance of storytelling in the formation of her identity., Through the depiction of violence, neglect and control of indigenous Australians in Rabbit Proof Fence, Noyce forces his audience to face and acknowledge the horror and trauma of the stolen generation., Context, Growing up Aboriginal in Australia is a diverse anthology of memoirs that is still relevant today., Plot detail, Mollie, Gracie, and Daisy travel across hundreds of kilometers in Rabbit Proof Fence to return to their families., Informal opinion, The character of AO Neville in Rabbitproof Fence is a jerk.

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