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"For the Birds" has themes pertaining to bullying and social acceptance. It teaches the viewer that bullying always has consequences and should not be socially acceptable.

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The theme for "For the Birds" is "what goes around comes around". 

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The theme for "For the Birds" is "what goes around comes around". 

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" For the Birds" theme is embracing others who are different because sometimes down playing people can lead to your own demise.

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The plot of "For the Birds" displays the concepts of social acceptance and bullying as an animated Pixar short by excluding someone who looks or behaves differently than the majority.

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The effect of no dialogue in the Pixar short "For the Birds" allows the audience to become more involved in the story by being able to add their own dialogue to go with the birds' mannerisms.

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Chipper was the second bird and he is characterized by his loud yawn and then Bully pushed Chipper showing his rudeness. Snob rejected any interaction with Bully and Chipper and Neurotic was not present.

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Chipper was the second bird and he is characterized by his loud yawn and then Bully pushed Chipper showing his rudeness. Snob rejected any interaction with Bully and Chipper and Neurotic was not present.

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Actions speak louder than words.Leaves room open for imagination and assumptions.

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Actions speak louder than words.Leaves room open for imagination and assumptions.

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"For The Birds" portrays society as a group with no self-awareness or individuality, often times criticizing those who stand out from the rest.

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The dramatic irony in "For the Birds" occurs when the wire that the birds are on

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The lack of dialog in Pixar's' short 'The Birds" highlights the importance that actions speak louder than words.

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The lack of dialog in Pixar's' short 'The Birds" highlights the importance that actions speak louder than words.

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"For the birds" is a short film which discovers acceptance of others and the use of bullying can only lead to ones own down fall.

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When the small birds in "For the Birds" start pecking at the large bird's feet, the viewers know what will happen. It is clear that the telephone wire the birds are on will shoot them into the air when the large bird falls off. However, the small birds do not realize this until it is too late and they are shot into the air.

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The interpretation through one's actions goes far and beyond. With imagination and feelings that come in to play, create a story for others through their eyes.