The Shawshank Redemption
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There are a number of different prison subcultures illustrated in the film The Shawshank Redemption, both among the ranks of the prisoners and the administrators. Among the administrators, there are three primary subcultures; the sadistic warden Samuel Norton, the brutalizing guards like Captain Hadley, and the more humane guards. The brutal guards often have a subculture made up of other guards that do their bidding, known as their ôlackeysö (Darabont, 1994). However, it is among the prisoner culture that the most distinct subcultures emerge throughout the course of the film, each with its own level of power or lack of it.Inmate 37927, Andy Drufesne, arrives at prison and is immediately associated with the prison subcu
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