<u>Ann Hulbert views Juno positively as a film that tackles with issues of teenage pregnancy with sophistication and deft care.</u>
Explanation:
<u>Ann Hulbert refereed to the response to the film Juno as Culture wars</u> because of the amount of stereotypes it attacks and yet refuses to fall under the stereotype of the rebel either.
the lead of the film, she argues, stands as a complex character that cannot be pinned down to a fault. while she resents that the focus of the film did not go towards abortion if teenage pregnancy's all aspects were handled so well, she sees the end as positive and reaffirming.
The strain is experienced by others around an individual through his/her actions. For example, if you introduce your boyfriend/ girlfriend to your parents, they may have a vicarious experience of marriage.
