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The novel The Reader, directed by Costa-Gavras and the movie The Music Box, written by Bernhard Schlink both indicate how war crimes complicate relationships for both protagonists. War crimes destroy human mind about pride and love in both stories. ... War crimes bringing destruction to human relationships is the main theme in The Reader and The Music Box. ... When she was in the courtroom, she committed her crimes without any explanation. ... War crimes destroy human minds are illustrated clearly at the end of the story. ... Hanna・s war crimes commitment affects Michael・s mind and personality. War crimes change his feeling to Hanna. He thinks Hanna commits war crimes and so there is no sympathy for her death. ... After their second meet at the courtroom, Michael has no feeling to Hanna because Hanna is committed war crimes. War crimes affect their minds and feelings are shown obviously in the second and last part of The Reader. ... At the beginning of the film, Ann believes that her father is innocent and she also believes that her father doesn・t commit any war crimes and being a SS. ... We can also say that war crimes destroy Ann・s minds and feelings to Miska.
Approximate Word count = 989
Approximate Pages = 4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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