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- - - - It gives their character arc a meaning as well, as their identity might be something the audience relates to, making their story important and emotionally powerful
        
        E.g. Viktor from Arcane and his struggles within being a disabled man. His arc could be something that many disabled people or people with body dysmorphia can relate to. A key scene would be the one where he runs for the first time. It is powerful because it sums up all his pain and trauma from being disabled (and various other things) into one scream of triumph.
      - E.g. Silco from Arcane. His trait of undeniable loyalty is both his greatest strength and his fatal flaw. He demands total and utter loyalty from his followers, and yet his loyalty and love for Jinx is what brings his downfall and eventual death.
- - - - E.g. Humbert Humbert from Lolita. He is the infamous rapist of Dolores Haze. He never realises that he basically raped and assaulted her because he thought that Haze was the one inviting him into her bed. When in reality, the opposite is true.
    - - E.g. The role of Jinx within Arcane. She was the downfall of both Silco and Vander, because in thier perspectives, she was their daughter, and a key element within the show is that nothing is more undoing than family. To quote Silco: "is there so undoing as a daughter?"
      - E.g. Abuela from Encanto. Her perspective/ideal is that: "to be accepted within society, we must be first useful to society". This then leads to the destruction of the House and Mirabel's mental stability. (As well as her sense of self-worth, as is shown through Waiting on a Miracle.) This perspective reflects the beliefs that many Asian parents in real life have.
  - - - Hitler placed his ideals into this book, and these ideals directly reflected his life and the path that lead him to taking over Germany and starting World War 2.
- - - - A Doll's House
        
        To communicate his idea that women must have a purpose beyond marriage, he creates a story that reflects just that.
        
        Uses Nora's relationship with her husband to highlight the problems.
        
        By making Nora leave, he shows that women have a choice, and should be free to do things other than getting married and birthing children
- - - - A Doll's House
        
        Issues it reflects: duty, freedom, love, marriage, manipulation, selfishness and womanhood.
      - Equus
        
        Issues it reflects: depression, societal pressures, parents and their roll in a child's development, religion, and passion.
      - Encanto
        
        Issues it reflects: generational trauma, familial bonds, perfectionism, childhood trauma and problems within parenting.
  - - - E.g. Kakegurui. A very popular gambling anime. It is set in a situation where the gambling is a direct comment of capitalism. Not only does it criticize the entire system, it also develops each side character to show the affects of gambling/capitalism on their lives.