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Natural Born Killers Analysis

Analysis: The meaning of the Natural Born Killers is that human beings have become so desensitized to violence that we are now “Natural Born Killers.”

Examples that support this Natural Born Killers analysis:

References to different types of TV shows and TV violence

– Cartoons
– Westerns
– News, especially tabloid TV
– Cop shows and dramas
– Black and white
– Godzilla
– Sitcoms and romances
– Violent nature programs

Examples of American violence

– Domestic abuse
– Fireworks and bombs
– The cops are also guilty of violence
– Rodney King / Tonya Harding / Menendez brothers
– Killing the native American was wrong

Examples of desensitization to violence

– Mickey and Mallory are loved around the world
– “It’s just murder – all of god’s creatures do it in one form or another”
– In many cases, violence is embraced (the prison riot)
– The film itself shows how the viewer has seen all of this kind of violence before

References to media as a big part of the problem because TV violence is inescapable

– “Do you believe in fate Mallory?”
– “It’s like when Frankenstein kills Dr. Frankenstein”
– “Killing you, and what you represent, is a statement”
– “Love beats the demon”

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