In the film Whatever
Works, the mother leaves her life behind as it has shattered from her
marriage and her own daughter running away. She goes to find her daughter in
hopes of regaining solace and her reaction to her lifestyle was not the most
pleasant as she was expecting. The mother essentially crashes at her daughter’s
home to rebuild her life back together, in her own way. She adapts to the New
York life, though she still holds some spite for her daughters life and tries
to morph it into a way that is still meets with her own standards. However, as
time passes by, she discovers herself through the mere interactions she has
with the friends on her son-in-law.
Not only that, but a majority of her person changes. Albeit
very different than what she has experienced, it’s something that the mother
had adjusted herself to. She networks more often. To enjoy herself and to find a place where she
belongs. Regardless of the content and/or context of the situation. The mother
attempts to throw the past away and goes to forge a future herself. She
officially leaves her husband, hooks her daughter up with a more suitable man,
and pursues a passion hidden within her.
Me personally, my career isn’t exactly the most important
thing that I hold in my life right now. I know that it’s important and I know
that it’s what will establish what is basically my livelihood. I grew up with
so much trouble figuring it out what this whole life means and there is so much
more than to what I’m doing right now. Do not get me wrong, animation is
precious to me, and anything that I will find outside of that, I can apply it
to my craft. As my own preference, I do animation for the fun of it and that’s
what I enjoy about it most. The moment where I become critically dependent of
the income that it gets me is where it stops being fun.
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