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I’ve
watched The Incredibles a couple of times when I was younger and every time I
watch it, I get a feel that the main theme of the movie is about family and
working together. A scene that I found important and corresponds with the theme
very well happens at about 1:36 in the movie. In the scene, the Parr family had
just gotten away from the area where Syndrome held them captive. They aboard a
trailer van and attach it to the flying rocket plane using Elastigirl, Helen
Parr, to hold them together. They land in the city where Syndrome’s robot has
gone out of control. Bob leaves the trailer and tells his wife and kids to stay
hidden while goes out to fight Syndrome’s robot he’s released. Franticly, Helen
heads out of the vehicle and yells at Bob for telling them to stay back. “You’re my husband, I’m with you” Helen asks
what the matter is and Bob says “I can’t lose you again…not again, I’m not
strong enough”. Helen tells Bob “if we work together that wont have to be”, Bob
tells Helen he is unsure what will happen and seems afraid but Helen assures
him that if they work together as a family, everything will be fine, “after all
they’re superheroes” and the two kiss and decide they will “work together”. Syndromes
robot attacks, Violet screams in horror and the family attacks. From that
moment forward the family works together, and with help from Frozone, they defeat
Syndrome’s robot. That scene is important because it represents the very moment
that the family decides to work together as a family—a superhero family, and
the main theme in this movie is about family and working together.
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