Being a teenager is full of trials
and tribulations. People can often make stupid mistakes that make them end up
in a lot of trouble. In a world full of all kinds of people, everyone has their
own path to take through life. It all starts with being young.
The
teenaged years are important to developing your taste in life. People are
really starting to explore their interests. It’s also a time when society
starts to come into play. You’ve established your social interests and really
know what kinds of people you’re into, but there’s always some kind of force
pushing you towards something edgy that people wouldn’t approve of.
Margaret
showcases these aspects of youth and more. A lot of things play into the
role of a teenager. Anna Paquin stars as Lisa Cohen, a teenaged girl who has a
bit of an edgy side. The bad girl persona really shines through her performance
in an ironic way. Lisa is a popular girl with a lot of appeal. She’s got the
attention of guys who’re all vying for her affection. Darren, one of the boys she
knows, asks her out, but Lisa ends up having sex with one of the other boys, a
bad boy, instead.
The act
personifies some of the aspects of Lisa’s character. Lisa’s known to show off her
personality, and is very attractive, but something’s a little off with her rebellious
side. She has a lot of influence on the people around her, and it’s not always
in a good way. Lisa’s edgy street style ends up causing chaos in her world by
distracting a bus driver from a red light that causes the manslaughter of a
pedestrian crossing the street.
Margaret
is a tribute to the rebels, but one that consists of a moral tribulation. It
explores the darkness that surrounds vice, and the primitive attractions that
revolve around it. The source of all of the drama in the film comes from the
heart and mind of a young girl who can’t find it in herself to admit that she’s
wrong. Yet the entire world around her is falling apart, and it’s all her fault.
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