Brothers:

Overview: (nh 2 anh em)

Seita is the young boy who really loves his family
with all his heart. Mother, Father, although small,
Playing with and taking care of his sister => play the
role of both dad and mom. Overcome emotional and
physical pain to take care of his sister. (nhn mnh
ci tnh cm ca hai anh em: fruit tin, kt ni tnh
cm, love t nhin, ngy th, v p )
Seita commit crime and thief. n trm crop => n
trm neighbor. => Love l 1 iu ngt ngo nhng
khi n b war nh hng th s bin thnh nhng th
ng s: i n trm

Gii thiu : 1 nh (25 giy)

1. Love with family 1m30s
(3 nh)
2. Distort personality : 50s
nh b nh
3. Cause the death: 1m30s
- B i, leave aunts house
- Khng quay tr li khi n ng cng
=>> Immaturity
3 nh
4. Symbol victim what kid has to suffer in wars :
45s
1 nh

The Brothers Fault

Seita is the older sibling of Setsuko. One the two
protagonists, he plays the largest role as the
development of the film evolves with his emotion
flow. He is the one who decide to leave the city and
make their home in the abandoned shelter.
When the film was on air, there were a lot of both
positive and negative reviews about Seita among
viewers. It is reasonable to question Seitas
responsibility for his sisters tragic death.
1.

Seita Setsukos brother is one of the two

protagonists. He plays the largest role in the movie
as the development of the film evolves with his

emotion flow. Now, we will discuss about Seitas

personality and explain why we believe that much
as Seitas overwhelming love for his adorable
sister, he is partly responsible for her tragic death.
(nh 1)
I.

Seita is a young innocent boy who loves his

family with all his heart.
(nh 2): family
(nh 3): mother
(nh 4): with Setsuko: Fruit tin

II.

Hunger, immaturity and even love drive him

into the life of crime
(nh 5): B nh
The pride of the young boy kills his sister
(nh 6): Em cht
(nh 7): N cht
Seita draw up the image of what youngsters
suffer during war time
(nh 8): nh u tin

III.
IV.

how war temporarily changes who we are. It blinds us from all things
human. It turns us into cruel selfish beasts, unsympathetic to the desperate
needs of others.