[tag=IN] [tag=DT] [lemma=character] [tag=CC] [tag=□]
[tag=IN] [tag=DT] [lemma=character] [tag=CC] [tag="PRP$"]
[tag=IN] [tag=DT] [lemma=character] [tag=CC] [tag=CC]
The appearance of the characters and their broken English are designed to appeal to a specific audience and culture : Aborigines . The audience has a unique window on the world we've created and will engage with the characters and their stories on a much deeper level . How can we be insensitive to the discrepancy between the character and his setting ? Although I thought the ending was fairly well telegraphed , J 's firm but gentle guidance through the development of the characters and their unfolding feelings makes for a delightful experience . It 's a long novel , and Faust takes his time getting into the story , devoting his time instead to getting us well acquainted with these characters and their lives . Seeing these scenes in conjunction with the film gives further insight into the characters and their motivation .