After School....
TASK
Qn1) Why mixed race couple?
2) Bad traits?
3) Effective to promote family values?
'THE FUNERAL' Advertisement
Firstly, I think that the combination of mixing race couple tells people about muti-cultured aspect and the usage of mixed races shows the people that races does not matter, just like in the advertisement, the two couple are of different races but their relationship were good. We should not look down or disregard people of other races and we could also be friend or couple with people of other races too. Most importantly, we must not criticize people of other races. I felt that having friends with people of different races with me was good as we could share with each other our culture and knowing the different culture of races was really interesting.
Secondly, in the advertisement, the wife (the host) of the dead man, talk about the bad traits of her husband. She told and shows the audience about and how her husband snore in the night. I thought that it was funny when she show the audience about her husband snoring but I felt very touch when she mention that she could not hear her husband snoring again and started sobbing. I remember that she says that when her husband had die, the bad traits of her husband had indicated to her that her David was still alive. After watching this advertisement, I felt that everyones had their own bad traits and in the end when we had leave the world, it was these imperfection that makes us perfect.
Lastly, I think that this advertisement was effective to promote family values as it tells us alot about how sad and the importance of the person were to us when they had leave us. So, after watching this advertisement, I realise that I would also be sad and started to recall the bad traits of that person when someone I love had passed away. And I will started to felt that how perfect that person was with that kind of bad traits. This video also remind me that we should always treasure and cherish our family but not wait until they had pass away then we started to cherish them and that would be too late...
