Charles wants to say that the public identifies with the character of Forest Gump because they lived in situations and feelings similar to what he lives. Without this common experience, the enjoyment of watching the film would be diminished.
How does the public identify with Forrest Gump?
- Seeing Forest go through situations similar to the ones the public went through.
- Seeing Forrest feel feelings and express them in a similar way to the public.
- By seeing Forrest's relationship with the people around him.
- By identifying with Forrest's behavior.
When the audience sees themselves in Forrest's shoes, they begin to share common experiences, leaving the audience emotional and imagining themselves as Forrest. This is very important for the success of the film and the positive view of the public, without which the film would not be so successful and enjoyable.
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Answer: B
Explanation:The dash is used more effectively and in the first and last one they don't make sense. In A), it would have made sense if it didn't include the info about the house in town.
I would say anxious, shocked, and concerned.
Some examples from the passage are..
"...with another bound of terror..."
"...from where I was then standing horror-struck."
"How was this to be explained?"
Your answer is A. I hope this helped