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Zimmer wrote:

You have to go a bit more in depth with that. Talk about the freedom of the people on the right, and the "fascist"-like depiction on the left, and how the amount of police shows the "control over the people" a direct contrast to the right.
Describe the immediate colour change between the left and right, where the left shows a dark and maybe even "deadly" place, and whereas the right shows a beautiful filed with flowers - signifying love and perfection.
Then go on to describe why the man in it threatening to cut the rope is so significant in todays world, and how even though the left and right want to be away from each other, they will never be able to survive without the other ( metaphorically speaking - they will always be connected i.e the small bridge )

You could also go into pollution and the image contrast there.

Explain how the industry burdened left is a stark contrast to the simplistic caravnish right.

Just a few pointers. I could probably write an essay on it.

Wow thanks, very interesting remarks you made there!

I need to turn this all into a world view though. A few examples of a world view;
"Society should take care of the disabled"
"Society is multicultural and that's ok/not ok"
"In society the strongest should survive"
Any suggestions how I would go around and say that? =-/

PS: Did I already say I hate doing stuff infront of the class?

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Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:

http://www.songmeanings.net/artist/view/songs/51/ 
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Did you even bother to read his post?

Just say he's bein' a rebel. They spent 10 years building that shit bridge and he's going to cut it.

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i bet an interview from around that time would be IDEAL from them

Why didn't I get assignments as cool as that when I was at frickin school??