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    A Reflection On The Movie Hachi A Dogs Tale

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    The movie Hachi: A Dogs Tale is based on a true story about the deep bond between a professor and his Akita puppy named Hachi. The professor, Parker Wilson, finds Hachi abandoned at a train station and decides to adopt him. Hachi develops a habit of faithfully waiting for Parker at the train station every day after work. When Parker suddenly passes away from a heart attack, the heartbroken Hachi continues waiting at the station for his master to return, even after being taken in by others. The film shows how Hachi's remarkable loyalty and devotion highlights the importance of friendship, commitment, and unconditional love.

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    The movie Hachi: A Dogs Tale is based on a true story about the deep bond between a professor and his Akita puppy named Hachi. The professor, Parker Wilson, finds Hachi abandoned at a train station and decides to adopt him. Hachi develops a habit of faithfully waiting for Parker at the train station every day after work. When Parker suddenly passes away from a heart attack, the heartbroken Hachi continues waiting at the station for his master to return, even after being taken in by others. The film shows how Hachi's remarkable loyalty and devotion highlights the importance of friendship, commitment, and unconditional love.

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    The movie Hachi: A Dogs Tale is based on a true story about the deep bond between a professor and his Akita puppy named Hachi. The professor, Parker Wilson, finds Hachi abandoned at a train station and decides to adopt him. Hachi develops a habit of faithfully waiting for Parker at the train station every day after work. When Parker suddenly passes away from a heart attack, the heartbroken Hachi continues waiting at the station for his master to return, even after being taken in by others. The film shows how Hachi's remarkable loyalty and devotion highlights the importance of friendship, commitment, and unconditional love.

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    A Reflection On The Movie Hachi A Dogs Tale

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    The movie Hachi: A Dogs Tale is based on a true story about the deep bond between a professor and his Akita puppy named Hachi. The professor, Parker Wilson, finds Hachi abandoned at a train station and decides to adopt him. Hachi develops a habit of faithfully waiting for Parker at the train station every day after work. When Parker suddenly passes away from a heart attack, the heartbroken Hachi continues waiting at the station for his master to return, even after being taken in by others. The film shows how Hachi's remarkable loyalty and devotion highlights the importance of friendship, commitment, and unconditional love.

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    A Reflection on The Movie Hachi: A Dogs Tale A movie by Lasse Hallstrom

    By Cristopher Gonzales Instructor: Sen. Ptr.Nestor Tamayo Date: 05/12/2019

    Plot/ Synopsis

    The movie was based on a true story of the love and devotion between a man and a dog.
    Commuting by train, music professor Parker Wilson finds an Akita puppy, whose cage broke
    unnoticed during shipping, leaving his destination unknown, and since the station can't care for it
    and the dog catcher warns even such cute ones may not be adopted in the two weeks allowed, he
    kindly takes it home. His wife Cate initially makes Parker swear it won't stay, but by the time its'
    clear nobody will claim him and an adoption candidate is found, she agrees to keep the dog, who
    won over their daughter Andy and her fiancé Michael at first sight. Parker's Japanese college
    friend Ken inspires naming the pup Hachi, and is pleasantly surprised when Parker successfully
    tackles the challenge to get it to fetch, which Akitas don't usually do. Hachi makes a habit of
    waiting for his equally master at the train station every evening, but after a cardiac crisis, Parker
    dies. Hachi refuses to accept this, being moved to Michael's home as Cate moves out, waiting for
    a master who can never come home again, by now collectively adopted by town people. The
    story is told in flashbacks as class assignment 'my hero' by Michael's teen son Robbie, who also
    gets an Akita puppy.

    Observation/Reflection
    The dog breed is Akita a powerful, independent dominant breed but affectionate with
    family member. The movie is a family film a tender tale that offers lesson of friendship ,loyalty,
    commitment and love as exemplified by the dog Hachi. The movie was based on a true story in
    Japan. The dog name was Hachiko. He was born in 1923 and has remarkable loyalty to his
    owner to whom he continued to wait at a train station for over nine years until his death in 1935.

    Me and my wife are dog lovers we have 5 dogs but my wife take care of 9 other stray
    dogs. We notice every time we leave would cry and howl and very happy when we arrive. One
    of the male dog accompany my wife to the store every day. They are definitely man’s best
    friend.
    I notice how loyal Hachi is to his owner by waiting for him. This must also be our
    attitude as Christian while waiting for the blessed hope the glorious appearing of our Lord and
    Savior Jesus Christ ( Titus 2:12-13) God created the plants and animals before He created the
    human. It means He created them for us to be our companion and to manage them. Psalm 24.1
    The earth is mine and everything in it says the Lord. Psalm 147.9 tells us that Godis concerned
    for all his creation including animals he created.

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