Jack Shepard has to take control of a group of survivors who he has never met before
"Recurring themes of ethical masculinity and wounded white manhood"
Sawyer, the damaged bad boy
Jack, the traditional and sexually active white male
Jack - heroic action and sacrifice of life
Ethical manhood and religious importance
Jack goes from a wounded white male to a hero and represents renewed, responsible white masculinity
White male depicted in a state of social and emotional upheaveal due to factos such as absent fathers
Theories
Uses and Gratifications - Personal identity, people might want to be like a character
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