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Page 1: Disability moodboard and representation

Disability

Page 2: Disability moodboard and representation

The Disabled Person as Pitiable and Pathetic

Tiny Tim ‘A

Christmas Carol’

When the disabled person looks weak and for you to have pity for.

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The Disabled Person as Sinister and Evil

Joker‘The Dark Knight’

When the disabled person is evil or the antagonist.

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The Disabled Person as an Object of Violence

Noah Percy‘The Village’

When the disabled person is very violent and they don’t know it.

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The Disabled Person as Atmosphere or Curio

Frankenstein Monster‘Frankenstein’

When the disabled person is there to be part of the atmosphere to add to the story.

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The Disabled Person as Super Cripple

Walter Jr‘Breaking Bad’

When the disabled person is bound to crutches, a wheelchair, etc.

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The Disabled Person as an Object of Ridicule

Forrest Gump‘Forrest Gump’

When the Disabled person is there to be made fun of.

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The Disabled Person as Their Own Worst and Only Enemy

When the disabled person finds out the biggest thing they fear is themself.

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The Disabled Person as Burden

When the disabled person is lonely.

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The Disabled Person as Incapable of Participating Fully in Community Life

When the disabled person finds it hard to be part of society.

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The disabled person as sexually abnormal

When the disabled person gets confused by things sexually.

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The Disabled Person as Normal

When the disabled person acts like a normal person.