Homelessness

 Homelessness

So are watching a street cat named Bob. in at a homeless man is depicted as busking with his guitar who gets a flat to live in by him self with hot water and a separate bathroom separate living room and kitchen and immediately this all seems very unlikely. what it does is it gives the impression that homeless people can look after something as delicate as a guitar and not have it damaged - he’s not even got it in a hardcase in the film , That it won’t be stolen while he sleeps, they won’t lose it when he stayed in a hostel, that it won’t be broken by children on the bus. it gives the impression the homeless people can hope to be handed a flat all to themselves cells with  hot running water and a social worker will give them milk and cereals while this is more than even the working can hope , for especially a young man he is in his early 20s .  those people earning a decent wage in their 20s might be able to afford oa shared home . so homelessness is vastly badly depicted in film.

The true tragedy is that many will have no home at all no access to medical help and attention as this man did know where are you feeding the cat no £20 note from a caring father Street The true tragedy is that many will have no home at all no access to medical help and attention as this man did no way you’re feeding a cat and a £20 note from a caring father in the Street and ultimately no book deal.