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1- Do you think Christy was a burden for his family?

At the beginning of the film because he was born into a large family, and on the basis

of disability who had cerebral palsy, It was a burden economically and moral. Coming to the

point of frustrating and fill him with shame his father, eventually learn to speak and write

with more difficult. This led him to have a fighting spirit, thanks to their support, which was

his mother. With the passing of time developing the ability to paint with his left foot, where

plasma feelings (love, hate, fear and among others).

This drives him to not be a burden on his family, taking it to be an artist, where then

decides to write his own story

2- What do you think of the value of family? does it support you when nobody else does

it?

My family is the cornerstone for any human being, is like having a retreat on the

dangers of societies, and also becomes a thrust engine to achieve our goals in life.

The support of a family when you are in trouble or in danger, where they give you

moral to overcome obstacles and defend yourself against dangers or people who want to do

harm. In addition, a familys love is unconditional.

3- What do you think about peter's attitude towards christy's reaction in the meeting? was

him hypocritic?
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You did not know you give management the situation, since was allowed to go by

feelings of anger and helplessness of knowing that your spouse would rather someone else

rather than to him, this led him to unleash all those feelings repressed in moment blinded by

anger.

In my opinion I think that if, because of which he knew feelings Eileen Cole towards

Christy, but thought that could not happen to older.

4- Were Christy and Mary in love? Was it something else, such as endearment? Explain.

Mary Carr was your nurse and feelings toward Christy started to arise due to their

way of addressing his life and reality. The capacity of overcoming of Christy helps you to

pass if an affection to the point that it fell in love with him.

5- What was the topic movie that impacted you most? Why?

The most impressive was the strength of Christy's improvement and the support of

her family, especially her mother, because she was an important pillar in overcoming her

problems, because many times we are in a moment of our lives, lost without a and we believe

that we are the only ones who burden us with our problems, and we do not know how to

appreciate what we have.

We sometimes weigh not having money, car or work. We no longer have happiness

and we are wrong and that made me think about the movie.