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Click on the three dots at the top of your allotted post to edit. Then type your answer into the box where it says 'write here'. Answer each question and then offer one scene from the film that shows this.

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Describe Josh's experiences at school:

Where Josh is speaking on behalf of the 2nd 15 Rugby team. Josh is trying to happily explain the tough 57-3 loss and saying that everyone did well, while all the white boys call him a boon and start laughing at him

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Describe Josh's family's challenges:

R: The family's in a bit of a tight spot, currently. Josh's mum's barely making it by as a cleaner for the school he goes to, and they do paper runs at multiple points of the film - potentially indicating that extra job assists with their day-to-day living. And just as a little cherry on-top, they've also lost the father of their group not too long ago.

R: Now, while the 'Argument' scene I've chosen is FAR past this particular intro-point of the film, it still showcases the struggles in full-swing - especially with the mother, nearly breaking down about the loss of her husband, and the daily struggle she's been left with.

Choose a scene.... His father died when he was young, his older brother Jamie injured his leg badly whilst playing rugby, and his mum Shirley works as a paper runner and a cleaner for St Gilberts School for Men. If Jamie's rugby legacy at St Gildert's didn't exist, Shirley would have an even harder time raising her two boys.

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Describe the opportunity that Brother Madigan offers Josh:

offers him to do acting and join the drama club.

He stopped him after class and said that he was starting a small drama club and offered him to join in.

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Describe Josh's friendship with Grace:

Like the many relationships in the film, it's... Complicated. While they both are able to chat pretty 'unleashed' without usually offending the other, they have their moments of disconnection and drama. But, despite this, they're still able to come around and pick up the pieces.

One of the first scenes we get depicting this complexity is the (I think) the second Paper-Run scene, where Josh mention she's still 'on-trial' when she decides she'll leave on the next street. While this may be a bit a jokey scene, it still shows the mixed feelings of the relationship overall.

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5./ I'm More of a 'Sitter' than a 'Marcher' ...

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5./ I'm More of a 'Sitter' than a 'Marcher' ...

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Describe how Josh initially feels about the protests when he first meets Samantha:

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6./ Why is Josh Drawn Towards the 'Māori Hall'?... 

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6./ Why is Josh Drawn Towards the 'Māori Hall'?... 

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Describe how Josh becomes involved with the activities at the Māori Hall:

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7./ An Upstanding First Fifteen Team Member....

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7./ An Upstanding First Fifteen Team Member....

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Describe how being made to play on the First Fifteen Rugby Team makes Josh feel?:

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Describe how Josh becomes involved in the protests and how it makes him feel:

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9./ What Happens at the Springbok Tour Protests? ...

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9./ What Happens at the Springbok Tour Protests? ...

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Describe what happens at the protests:

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10./ How do the Protests Bring Josh and His Family Together?...

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10./ How do the Protests Bring Josh and His Family Together?...

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Describe how Josh's relationship with his family changes because of the protests:

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Describe how Josh is inspired to stand up for himself, his beliefs and his values:

Josh is inspired to believe in himself, his beliefs and values after going to the protest and seeing how badly treated the Maori and Polynesian people were. He was particularly inspired by Samantha and how proud she was about her heritage and culture.