Reality shows are a form of entertainment that is recurring in our culture and that can hold millions of viewers.
Although they may seem like a representation of normal and everyday life, they present an exaggerated and unoriginal narrative, but which manages to arrest the viewer in a surprising way, in addition to showing great money machines for some stations.
The exaggeration of these shows is observed by the presence of unusual situations, where the participants act with natural ease in their developments and resolutions, in addition, these situations are established in a totally contrary way to the reality of the participants' lives.
As an example of this, we can mention an episode of the Kardashian family reality show where a homeless person present in the region where the family resides, was rescued and taken care of by the family, until he found a home. We know that in normal situations, with the cameras off, a rich and successful family would not meet the needs of a homeless person without any kind of fear and with such generosity.
Some fans of reality can disagree and even some more humanistic people can claim that this was a charity episode that can happen to anyone. The problem is that the episode placed the Kardashians sisters as great saviors who used the facilities of the house where they lived with the family and even the family's clothes (to donate to the alleged homeless person), without any reprisals. Furthermore, we have no news that this family will repeat the heroic feat with the various homeless people and people in vulnerable situations outside the reality show, right?
I agree with the person above me!
Answer:
V N V N V N
My best Christmas was when WE<em> </em><u><em>visited</em></u> family, <em><u>went</u></em> sledding, and <em><u>ate</u></em> food.
Explanation:
It emphasizes the lack of response: no answer was given at all
option C kinda backs up option A
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