At the end of the film, Puck heads out to California to go back to school and be with his girlfriend. He may not be an Anarchist, at least in the form he was around the arrival of Johnny Black, but how is it ever implied that he'll become Republican?
shareI thought that it implied that Peter became a Libertarian b/c of the line about freedom and responsibility. That has been (as far as I can remember) a major theme of the Liberarian party.
sharea lot of libertarians dont really have that 'responsibility' part, think dealing heroin should be legal, etc.
I think you need to warn us when you are gonna spoil the ending of a movie!!! I'm
watching it right now, and now know how it ends!!!!
"You're such a pillow case!"-Heathers
peter disagrees with his girlfriend, but that doesn't mean he has to disown her.
and she disagrees with him, but that doesn't mean she doesn't love him.
love and personal relationships are more important than abstract political ideas.
an anarchististic message if ever there was one (see the film Love and Anarchy by Lena Wertmuller for more on this theme)