What Is Bloom's Relationship In Big Fish

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I believe that I’m not exactly like William Bloom. Throughout the movie Big Fish, one of the main characters William Bloom goes through a dynamic change while trying to understand his father. At first, he explains that during his childhood that his father has not been around a lot, and he never had a personal connection with his father. As a grown-up, he spent a lot of time resenting his father and being accusatory about the stories he shared. Will's father had become very ill, and he realized that some of the stories his father told were true when he found evidence of these events. Will has spent so much time trying to find out the truth about his father in hopes of becoming a better father to his future kids. When his father passed away it …show more content…

My grandparents are older now, and I don’t know how much longer they have. My father is now regretting his decision of creating distance between himself and his family. I hope that my father can connect with his parents before the last moments like William Bloom. In contrast to my father, my mother has a good relationship with her parents and so do I. My mother is very strict, and I rarely get stories about her life when she was younger. I find it hard to have a conversation with her sometimes because I never know if she will be able to relate to me. I don’t believe that my mother and Will are very similar as she doesn't want me to connect with her about her past. With the insights from the movie from William Bloom, my father and mother, I have taken away the importance of trying to change the way I see things, so the things I see will change. Instead of always looking at someone’s actions in a negative light I want to try to understand where they are coming from. When I get older and start my own family I want my children to understand me and have a good relationship with them as well as respecting

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