{"id":2065,"date":"2023-05-04T19:01:13","date_gmt":"2023-05-04T23:01:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu\/critical-thinking-crt-100-054w-spring-2023-prof-barnes-asynchronous\/?p=2065"},"modified":"2023-05-04T19:01:17","modified_gmt":"2023-05-04T23:01:17","slug":"jahira-bethune-conversation-8","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu\/critical-thinking-crt-100-054w-spring-2023-prof-barnes-asynchronous\/2023\/05\/04\/jahira-bethune-conversation-8\/","title":{"rendered":"Jahira Bethune- Conversation #8"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">&#8221; The Return&#8221; is a 2003 Russian\/drama mystery film, known for its ominous, intense and dark<br>portrayal. The director of this movie is Andre Zvyagintsev, a Russian film director and<br>screenwriter. There is a great moral dilemma within the film that motivates the young boy, Ivan,<br>to attempt a reveal of his father&#8217;s disappearance and sudden return. Ivan and Adrey are both<br>brothers who were raised by their single mother. Their father left home where they were and<br>hadn&#8217;t been around for many years. When he finally decided to show up in person, the children<br>were of course pleased however, Ivan was concerned. Just as many experience on a daily<br>basis in real life, Ivan was very wary as to why his father decided to return after leaving for 12<br>years. The film reveals the experience of a broken family and boys who aged with no male<br>figure father present. While Adrey is hopeful to never lose his dad again, Ivan has no clue how<br>to cope. Possible outcomes of this experience could cause a lack of trust, discomfort in<br>vulnerability and honesty, pride to fight sympathy and stubbornness to keep their dad aware he<br>is unhappy with his actions. This will all surely cause a great delay or deplete of the families<br>attempt to have a genuine connection again. If I had encountered the situation, I would react the<br>same exact way. A father has a responsibility to be a parent, let alone, raise and teach his male<br>child. Based on &#8220;Chaffee&#8217;s Moral Positions&#8221;, moral values principles Ivan has chosen to act on<br>are that I would follow my conscience and I would do whatever would improve my own situation.<br>Based on the analysis, my personal moral compass proves that I&#8217;m not like Ivan. Some may<br>consider me as an indirect people pleaser. I choose to abide by &#8220;Chaffee&#8217;s Moral Positions&#8221;; I<br>would do what God or the scripture say is right and I would do what&#8217;s best for everyone. I<br>choose this path route in my own personal life because it alleviates drama, negativity and more.<br>Following this lifestyle belief moral, I am able to ensure that those around me and myself are<br>pleased.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>&#8221; The Return&#8221; is a 2003 Russian\/drama mystery film, known for its ominous, intense and darkportrayal. The director of this movie is Andre Zvyagintsev, a Russian film director andscreenwriter. There is a great moral dilemma within the film that motivates the young boy, Ivan,to attempt a reveal of his father&#8217;s disappearance and sudden return. 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