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    The document discusses a movie called "Beauty Inside" and answers questions about its themes. It argues that the movie shows beauty is defined by one's character rather than outward appearance. The main character, Woo-Jin, struggles with self-worth and confidence due to societal beauty standards. His dilemma is waking up in a different body each day, making relationships difficult. If society valued inner virtues over physical appearance, it could promote greater self-acceptance and a more just society. Based on the title and themes, real beauty is believed to lie within the soul rather than outward looks alone.

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    The document discusses a movie called "Beauty Inside" and answers questions about its themes. It argues that the movie shows beauty is defined by one's character rather than outward appearance. The main character, Woo-Jin, struggles with self-worth and confidence due to societal beauty standards. His dilemma is waking up in a different body each day, making relationships difficult. If society valued inner virtues over physical appearance, it could promote greater self-acceptance and a more just society. Based on the title and themes, real beauty is believed to lie within the soul rather than outward looks alone.

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    De Vera - Bsarch4-1 - Act4

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    The document discusses a movie called "Beauty Inside" and answers questions about its themes. It argues that the movie shows beauty is defined by one's character rather than outward appearance. The main character, Woo-Jin, struggles with self-worth and confidence due to societal beauty standards. His dilemma is waking up in a different body each day, making relationships difficult. If society valued inner virtues over physical appearance, it could promote greater self-acceptance and a more just society. Based on the title and themes, real beauty is believed to lie within the soul rather than outward looks alone.

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    Christine M.

    de Vera
    BS Architecture 4-1
    2010910471
    True Beauty

    Answer the following questions:


    1. How beauty defines in this movie?
    I believe that this film contests the idea that beauty is based by outward appearances and
    contends that it is influenced by a person's character and inner attributes. It emphasizes the idea
    that true beauty does not just depend on outward appearances but also comes from inside.
    2. In this movie, how beauty and self-esteem affects oneself (Woo-Jin)?
    Woo-Jin, the protagonist of the movie, struggles with his sense of self-worth as a result of
    societal pressure to live up to beauty ideals. As a result, his self-esteem is impacted, as well as
    his confidence.
    3. What do you think is the dilemma in this movie?
    Woo-jin, the lead character of this movie must deal with the problem of waking up in a different
    body each day. And because of this, he has trouble sustaining relationships and finding love
    since he must continually get used to changing his physical look. The film explores issues
    including identity, self-acceptance, and the difficulties of forming relationships with others despite
    physical disparities.
    4. What do you think will be our society if we look on the soul and not on physical
    appearance only?
    Our society may become more welcoming and inclusive if we shifted our attention away from
    outward looks and toward the spirit. People would be valued for their inner virtues such as
    compassion, intellect, and empathy rather than their outside characteristics such as appearance
    or physical prowess. Additionally, since people would no longer feel under pressure to meet
    social beauty standards, it might improve self-worth and self-acceptance. In the long run, this
    adjustment could promote a more cordial and just society.
    5. Based on the title "Beauty Inside" is it really true that the real beauty lies on the soul ?
    Based on what I’ve stated in the question number one, I believe that real beauty lies on the soul. Since it
    emphasizes the idea that true beauty does not just depend on outward appearances but also
    comes from inside.

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