"The Wave" Bridging Text and Context

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asked themselves after the war how they could have supported such appalling behaviors towards other people, and how they could have ignored innocent people's basic rights. They felt ashamed for not resisting their society" We can see this in the play when David Laurie's friend pushed her to the ground when he got angry when Laurie told him that she is not going to let down the society with their actions after David pushed his girlfriend he realized how toxic the movement is, just like w.w.2 that people realized only after the evil deed they have done, what were the effects of it. We can see the David was ashamed from what he did and he wanted to stop the movement, We can see also that Brian Billings was a ashamed from what he did because after the movement was destroyed he cried because he knew that he will not be popular anymore and that he lost the purpose that Ben Ross gave him, because Ben give him hope then he can be someone important. but after Ben cried Ben reached him ...

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