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Steel Maiden · 03-11-2012, 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Buttons.

^ Because they sympathise with the predicaments the people in the film are facing and they feel what they would feel in that situation, for example if I were to watch Beauty and the Beast there's a bit where she thinks she has lost the person she loves most and I can sympathise with this despite having never lost a partner (but having lost other members of my family) so I feel sad for the character and cry, but then equally I smile when things turn out alright for them.

Ok. I see. Now I can understand why I've never really felt emotions or cried during a film, because I can't sympathise with the characters in the film.

03-11-2012, 11:05 AM	#59
Steel Maiden There is no place like 127.0.0.1 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: London	Quote: Originally Posted by Buttons. ^ Because they sympathise with the predicaments the people in the film are facing and they feel what they would feel in that situation, for example if I were to watch Beauty and the Beast there's a bit where she thinks she has lost the person she loves most and I can sympathise with this despite having never lost a partner (but having lost other members of my family) so I feel sad for the character and cry, but then equally I smile when things turn out alright for them. Ok. I see. Now I can understand why I've never really felt emotions or cried during a film, because I can't sympathise with the characters in the film.
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