. Similarly, class
matters so much in the society. The well-off people are considered rich and therefore should be
treated in an indifferent manner compared to the underprivileged. Class, in this case, is a social
rank in terms of income presented by the doll. The social class identity, displayed by how Sara is
offered numerous toys and dolls, affects us on a deeper level since it influences how we treat
others. Everyone is placed at a disadvantage when they have limited resources to obtain a secure
sense of purpose. As a result, they have deprived of basic materials and experience forms of
deprivation.
Child Abuse
From the film, it is evident that child abuse is a more elaborate theme. From the relevance
of Becky who is fourteen years of age, she is forced to work to fend for her family. Well, at the
age of fourteen one would be “normal.” The culture portrayed in the cartoon series reveals how
Becky ends up as a scullery maid in the seminary revealing how the poor people in the society
were dependent on “child abuse” for a living. In the society we leave in children start working at
a tender age and spend most of their childhood toiling and being denied their right to education,
health, and care. In the developing phase of a child, the challenges and the influences
surrounding the child ultimately depicts an important role in humankind social environment.
From the cartoon series, Becky is abused by James the cook and her wife Molly who most often
refer her as being lazy neglecting the fact that as a child she becomes tired of doing most of hard
labor without food. The normalcy that lacks thereof in the story presents asocial context and a
