A Clockwork Orange (IV)

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As for the meaning of the filmrsquo;s title ldquo;A Clockwork Orangerdquo;, Anthony Burgess had his own explanation in his preface in the second edition of his novel: ldquo;Actually, there isnrsquo;t a subject called ldquo;A Clockwork Orangerdquo;. It is just a phase that those old residents in London use as a metaphor. Its meaning is a little bizarre, so people always use it to describe the strange things. The sentence lsquo;He is as queer as a clockwork orange. rsquo; means therersquo;s no other person who is weirder than this man. My intention to write this novel was to show the absurdness to apply the mechanical style of ethical concept on a sweet and juicy living body. rdquo; The intuitive explanation of the filmrsquo;s title was a man who was installed by a (mechanical or man-made) clockwork spring, because in English, the word ldquo;orangerdquo; had a similar shape with the word ldquo;orangrdquo;.
I had a lot in common with the leading character Alex in this film.bell ross replica However, unlike him, I was not as cowardly as Alex. I would become very selfish when it was necessary. I couldnrsquo;t disobey the rules of this society, but that didnrsquo;t mean I didnrsquo;t have a temper.

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