Andrew Clark, the jock, always seems to be pleasing other people; his father, his coach, his friends. They all see him as a person that he doesn't necessarily want to be. Rather than disappoint them, he chooses to become who they think he is. This creates a lot of internal anger, which shows up quite a bit during the movie. He uses his strength to intimidate the other students when he feels that he can …
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…mean that they are perfect because they have money, friends, grades, or fame. No matter who you are you will have problems. But just because you have problems, it doesn't mean that you have to bottle them up inside and hurt other people, along with yourself with them. You become a ticking time bomb, that people will evade at all cost to stay happy themselves. Then you will be alone and worse off than ever.