While all relationships can be troublesome, romantic relationships appear to be probably the most
entangled sorts. Sometimes two individuals can tend to each other so much, yet they can't appear to
impart adequately. At the point when an absence of communication happens between two individuals
for a long period of time, it no doubt will prompt a colossal showdown and perhaps a complete
breakdown of the relationship. The Break-Up is a film that shows how vital interpersonal communication
is in relationships. The motion picture highlights Brooke and Gary, a couple which has been as one for
quite a while. Despite the fact that they appear to be contending about something inconsequential like
lemons, there are much greater issues that start to surface.
In a scene towards the start of the movie, Brooke asks her boyfriend Gary to bring home twelve lemons
for a centerpiece for a supper they were tossing that night. At the point when Brooke sees that Gary just
conveyed home three lemons they start to contend, and soon a colossal battle ejects. They both start to
impart in an ineffective way which prompts further clash. Brooke asks him for what good reason he just
brought home three lemons, and Gary reacts by advising her to utilize a littler vase. When she lets him
know that she needs each of the twelve lemons for the inside piece she had arranged, he reacts by
being extremely passive forceful. He utilizes the lemons to scrutinize her cooking, saying " saying “the
chicken that burnt my mouth could use some lemon on top of it.” When she requests that he set the
table, he reacts passive forcefully again by saying how she has done it all herself and ought not require
help. He relates her requesting help with setting the table with Michelangelo requesting help painting
the Sistine Chapel. His remark makes Brooke feel as if she isn't right to ask for help. These passive
forceful affront make Brooke much angrier and further raise the issue.
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