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How is the theme of friendship shown In E.T. In what scene is it shown?

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siniylev [52]3 years ago

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Well, At its glowing red heart, E.T. is a film about friendship. The relationship between Elliott and Michael is also important: Michael starts the film as Elliott's principal persecutor, but by the end he's his primary protector. Even Michael's goofy friends step up and lend a hand when needed. Hope That Helps!

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