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37yourself. And then you get out of college and you come and you work here.How much did they first pay you to give up on your dreams?B: 27 grand a year.R: And when were you going to stop and come back and do what makesyou happy?B: Good question.R: I see guys who work at the same company for their entire lives, guysexactly like you. They clock in, they clock out, and they never have a momentof happiness. You have an opportunity here, Bob. This is a 11) … . Now, if notfor you, do it for your children.XI. Read the dialogue in threes for several times. When you achieveyour fluency, your teacher will play this scene of the film again with thesound switched off, for you to score for sound.Part 3 (00.45 — 01.10)XII. Discuss this part of the film and the main problems it raises.a) Answer the following questions about the film.1. What is Ryan‟s job? What are his job responsibilities? What traits ofcharacter does his job require?2. How can you characterize Ryan? What kind of person is he?3. What kind of person is Natalie Keener? What traits of character canyou outline? In general, do you like her or not? Why?4. What is Natalie‟s mission in the company? In your opinion, is thesolution she suggests really more efficient? In what way? What weaknessesdoes it have? If possible, make a SWOT analysis.5. How do people behave when they get to know they‟re made redundant?What can help them to overcome this really difficult period in their lives? Whatwords sound reassuring and consoling? What language and what points is itbetter to avoid in such a conversation?6. What is Ryan‟s philosophy about relationships? Is he able to really loveanyone, in your opinion? Does he love anybody now?7. Has Ryan fallen in love with Alex Goran? What makes you think so?b) Topics for discussion.1. On a stress level losing your job is like a death in the family.2. Redundancy is rebirth.