Battling Is Cruel

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At the same time, we can see how Battling is portrayed here, a closed up and even extreme close-up shot is taken to emphasize his violent and cruel character. We can see here Battling is so angry that, even his face is twisted. One the other hand, Lucy on the other side of the wall really gets fisted. Later, the girl Lucy is truly beaten to death by Battling, and Battling does not even seem to calm down from the anger. Finding the death of Lucy really forces the Yellow Man to kill Battling, since at this point Battling has taken everything he loves and has, Lucy is killed, and his home is destroyed. Being treated so cruelly and violently so long, he finally truly gives those who make him suffer so long get a lesson. Here, we can see Griffith’s

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