Bullying Collection (#3)
"Bullying: A Tale of Flashman and Tom" In the whimsical world of George Studdy's "I Don't Know Where I Am, " two unlikely characters, Flashman and Tom
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"Bullying: A Tale of Flashman and Tom" In the whimsical world of George Studdy's "I Don't Know Where I Am, " two unlikely characters, Flashman and Tom, find themselves entangled in a story about bullying. As we delve into their journey, we encounter various snapshots that shed light on this pervasive issue. Amidst the backdrop of boys' hockey matches in Bravo, Belgium (1914), artist FH Townsend captures the intensity that often accompanies competition. Yet, it is not just physical aggression that defines bullying; even a seemingly harmless bulldog with a spike collar can exert dominance over others. Venturing to McCullough Peaks Herd Area in Wyoming, USA, we witness wild mustang horses fiercely fighting for territory. This display reflects how power struggles manifest not only among humans but also within animal communities. Delving deeper into history through Victorian satirical cartoons on greed, we uncover an underlying cause for bullying behavior. The insatiable desire for wealth and control drives individuals to exploit those weaker than them – much like Victorian schoolboy bullies who torment their peers. However, amidst these tales of intimidation lies hope. Gossip Birds flutter around conveying messages of unity and empathy – reminding us that kindness has the power to overcome cruelty. Even within esteemed institutions like the British Army or Dickens Land - Nicholas Nickleby Postcard (c. 1905), instances persist. These illustrations serve as reminders that no social stratum is immune from such behaviors and highlight the importance of addressing them head-on. Finally, our attention turns towards a scared Victorian schoolboy hiding atop a bookcase – his sanctuary from tormentors below. His vulnerability encapsulates the fear experienced by countless victims throughout time while emphasizing society's responsibility to protect its most vulnerable members. Through this captivating collection spanning different eras and mediums, one thing becomes clear: Bullying knows no boundaries or limitations.