conflict

• How does Peele portray the conflict between black and white races?

  Through embodiment of Black and White characters
• What does Rose reassure Chris about her parents?

  That they are not racist
• What does Rose's dialogue reveal about her character?

  Her deviousness and manipulation of Chris
• What does the expensive red car symbolize in the film?

  The economic imbalance between races
• What does the bird's eye view shot of the car signify?

  The transition from safety to danger
• What does Chris's lack of control over his body foreshadow?

  The control white families exert over black bodies
• How is Rose characterized in relation to white supremacy?

  As the modern face of white supremacy
• What does the milk and fruit loops scene symbolize?

  The segregation of people by skin tone
• How does Rose's behavior with the cereal reflect her beliefs?

  It shows her refusal to mix races
• What do the photographs in Rose's bedroom represent?

  Her pride in hunting black men and women
• How does Peele shift the viewer's perception of Rose?

  By exposing her racist beliefs and ideology
• What does Rose's violent nature towards Chris signify?

  The manipulation of systemic racism
• What does the shotgun symbolize in the final sequence?

  Rose as a hunter and Chris as prey
• How does the police car scene alter audience perception?

  It creates fear due to racial stereotypes
• What is the significance of Chris's friend Rod at the end?

  He represents hope and survival for black men
• What does Peele's ending convey about systemic racism?

  It highlights the manipulation within the justice system
• How do Rose and Chris symbolize the wider conflict between races?

  Through their physical and ideological struggles