Humor is used in Unsafe at any speed, as a way of
actually experiencing what the character was going through in his mediocre
struggled life. He works for a horrible boss, in a job he doesn't really
love. He is not really doing well at his job as his sales are low.
That being said his commissions are low.
Driving a caravan is not always a
bad thing nowadays. They are made better
and more modernized. Back in the day,
whether 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s the vehicles were not as enjoyable to drive or
even sit in. Their interiors were not
very inviting. At any time period even
today though, similar to our main characters struggle, if your vehicle is more
than 10-15 years old, you are bound to be miserable. That misery was expressed throughout by
various comments of everyone else’s vehicle(s) in the family. What they are driving, how much better it is
than what he has and why he got the short end of the stick.
Mr. Voice was funny as our female
lead has her own struggles as a young girl with a new stepfather. This has happened after a seemingly long
period of time when her mother was less then virtuous. Her Mother now married and faithful (we hope)
to her new stepfather, she is blessed with daily performances of bedroom
theatrics. Acting, drama, sound effects and
all until her new step brother saves her by bringing her into his sanctuary in
order to distort or totally drown out the sounds that a young girl should not
experience of her parents (at any age).
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