Unlike other students, Charlie has to work hard to make a living and has to be on a scholarship in order to keep himself in school. Charlie’s life turned when he witnessed a prank done on one of their head teachers and when he met a retired Lt. Col named Frank. A bond was formed between then and both gradually changed as they spend more time on each other. In the first part of the movie, Charlie was seeking for a weekend job in order to afford a ticket in his way home for Christmas. His patience was tested when he was tasked to watch over a drunkard, suicidal and grumpy retired Lt. Col. Named Frank. As a reflection to this particular scene, some students share the same struggle as Charlie’s. Not all are given the privilege to study with our minds free from the anxiety of paying our tuition fees. Though Charlie experienced hardships, he endured all of it because he was motivated to go home for his family. In school, Charlie was one of the two witnesses who saw the persons behind the prank done on their head teacher. He was pressed and bribed to name the persons involved however, Charlie refused to spill the beans. In this particular scene, Charlie refused to tell the truth because he was intimidated by the teachers’ bribery of having to send Charlie to Harvard if he tells who are the perpetrators. All of us are being bribed and intimated to do something as ordered by someone. This situation sometimes happen even in our own home. When your father bribes you to hide a secret from your mother or sibling, that is a form of bribery and corruption. If we wish to eradicate corruption, we must start within our homes. Frank and Charlie went on a trip and Frank spilled the truth behind the trip to Charlie. Frank wishes to enjoy a luxurious life in New York surrounded by women and eventually kill himself. Charlie doubted if Frank will truly commit suicide until one day when he saw Frank attempting to kill himself with a pistol wearing his Lt.Col. suit. Charlie stopped Frank and a fight happened between them. Frank did not continue his attempt of suicide and instead just let it all go. Frank may have experienced chronic depression due to his blindness because of his own doings. He had lived ever since in darkness and it slowly consumed the life out of him. Each one of us had experienced depression and lowest point in our life. However, committing suicide does not count as way to solve these problems. We must stand up and face these challenges because how we rise in times of failure determines our character and faith. In the last part of the movie, Charlie and his fellow witness were put in a hall full of students for public scrutiny. George was able to pass out to Charlie the burden of telling who the perpetrators were. Frank came to the rescue and gave a passionate speech about the importance of honesty and integrity. Charlie was excused for his involvement and the student who are truly guilty were put into probation. In the end, the truth will always triumph over evil and the people who do not give up are the true victors in life.