Trainspotting: Addiction and Familiar Environment

I chose not to charter flavor I chose something else. And the reasons? There are no reasons. Who needs reasons when youve got diacetylmorphine? retire Rent Boy Renton is a young Scot that suffers from heroin addiction and is on a down spiral of do drugss and crime. He repeatedly wants to throw in and tries to do so, but always seems to give in to just one more correspond in order to cope with his life. With his friends, he is trapped in a dirty urban underworld in appall of the efforts of his family to get him clean.However, Mark has a mystifying desire to make more of his life, and finds himself face a choice staying with his friends in his old(prenominal) environment or starting his life over. Trainspotting is a very controversial film, which touches upon quite an a bit of themes, though drug poke fun is certainly the main turn up dealt with Mark and his friends are all habituate to heroin and the film explores the causes of drug abuse and its dangerous aftermath w hich in this point suit of clothes is death Marks friend, Tommy, dies from an overdose and even a microscopic baby girl dies, presumably from life story in the intoxicating atmosphere of 4 drug addicts flat.Beyond drug abuse, another concurrent theme in the film is redemption and how unattainable it is we follow Mark making his way place of drugs, on his expedition to redeem himself. He struggles to break out of the vicious circle he is stuck in but lastly succeeds, finds redemption and forgives himself. Trainspotting deals with interior(a) identity as well, in this case the lack of a true stinting identity Mark sees Scotland as dry land colonized by wankers and feels as though the stereotypical Scotch identity (with connotations of valiancy and honour) is false heritage. He escapes from Scotland hence his Scottish identity when he moves to London and isolates himself, though he cant rescind his Scottishness completely.