Being a Relative Means that you Should “Look the Other Way”.

Being a relative means that you should “look the other way”. Discuss this point of view with reference to Montana 1948. One of the themes in “Montana 1948” is that of whether looking the other way if a family member does something completely wrong is right or not. This is what David’s father Wesley had to decide in the novel when his brother committed a horrible crime that changed his family’s life forever. Frank was …

…hard to do this sort of thing to a member of your family but if the world was run on the basis of turning your back on the law for your family, the world would be a very bad place full of corruption and a lot of bad people would still be walking the streets. The moral of the story is really to treat everybody equally, even if they are a member of your family.