CHAPTER III analysis

The author still uses the wrong tenses in writing a thesis, this thesis still uses Future Tense

which is only used in a proposal.

This chapter also explains one of the characters originating from the bourgeoisie named

Sylvia Weis who sided with the proletariat.

In this chapter, it starts from the basic explanation of the transaction system that applies to the

film. Like paymet tool used in the film is Time.

The next point discussed is the superstructure which explains that the location is separated by
social class, the bourgeoisie who controls the system of government and the company and its

relation to the theory used, namely the Karl Marx theory of Class.

Furthermore, classifying bourgeois and proletarian characters is based on data taken from

objects.

Then it leads to social conflicts that occur in the story of the object.

There are points that lead to the role of Sylvia Weis in the film, starting from her Class
position, where sylvia weis is a bourgeoisie who sided with the proletariat which ended up

being the proletariat who starts the revolution with Will Salas.

So far this paper is still in accordance with the theory used, namely Marxism theory, it's just
added a few points which in my opinion are also quite important, namely the system that is in

the object.