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Farm like clothing

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he liked the big star

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old

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The father and grandfather give the boy the hat.

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Some patches on some of the clothing.

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Brown overalls / white shirt

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The facial hair matches the tools they use for their work.

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Both Are Aged / Old . . . . . .     Have Been Going for Generations

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Both Are Aged / Old . . . . . .     Have Been Going for Generations

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The clothing the grandfather is wearing is old, as can be seen by it being patched up.
Traditions are usually old and have been followed for generations.

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Similar through Generations, but Also Different

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Similar through Generations, but Also Different

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The characters are wearing similar styles, but they're different sizes.
Traditions are similar to those of our grandparents, but they change a little over time so that they are now a "different size."

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The father and grandfather give the young boy his hat.
Many traditions are passed down from generation to generation.

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The older guys in the film tell the young boy how to wear the hat.  However, he ends up wearing it in his own way [backwards].
Traditions can be that way. They will be influenced by older generations, but we will do things our own way ultimately.

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The clothing has patches on it.
Traditions can be "patched" together to make new or to repair the old.

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In "La Luna," the gentlemen are wearing work clothes because they're working.
Traditions tend to "fit our lives" and what is important to us.