The Greatest Showman I
Theological Literacy
Cultural Literacy
Communication Literacy
Quantitative Literacy
Dancing /Artistic epxression
Trapeze/present obstacle in romantic song
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Body language/hugging/glares of disapproval
put up signs for advertising
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talked bad about show/good about singer
Jenny kiss as communication (revenge)
PDA (Forbidden kiss: interracial)
threats: Verbal and non verbal
social stratification by class
different cultures in different countries/rules/behavior
ignore status quo: backlash/payback/things fall apart
change within a culture is possible when you put your mind to it.
economics: rules about how classes are to behave/old money new money
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high culture/low culture: opera vs circus
the runaways running the night! overthrow social order
gender rules/transgender (then vs now)
tattoo guy would be cool today (outcast then)
Passions/talents: following them against odds
beliefs guiding behavior: characters believed they weren't outcasts
calling: unity in variety of performances
acceptance of identity/how they were born
the art doesn't matter: it's about how it makes you feel/community through artistic expression... what kind of community do you (they) want to be a part of
Information Literacy
Picture in the newspaper: kiss. they assumed it was reliable
based on true story
freed the "outcasts" from their hiding: they discovered the world, the world discovered them
Carlisle gets glimpse of different perspective by dating outside race
Money on 41st show if he takes out loan
half price tickets to entice audience
10% of proceeds to entice partner/50% at the end (bribery/drunkenness as unethical means)
ships crashing in Chinese sea
losing job/money/circus: new idea: Innovation
calculations constant between idea and practical
coutning in choreography
dropping coins and stash getting bigger
no insurance
barnum daughter in ballet: she was attracted to it, and he valued it/smells like peanuts
perception of status
sam the banks to get money
ethics/marriage/fame/longing/fortune
follow dreams
Sing through problems
Rules about race and belonging/not belonging
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