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Fifty Shades of Grey

There is an old adage that says “hurt people, hurt people.” When trying to understand the effects of trauma, we know that experiencing trauma can sometimes leave people broken. If left untreated, people may remain broken. As a result, their interactions with others may develop into a negative cycle of pain that inadvertently causes trauma to others. Fifty Shades of Grey, based on the 2011 fictional bestseller of the same name by E. L. James, is the perfect depiction of how a hurt individual creates a world that is unhealthy and unintentionally hurts others. The story is a cat and mouse game of predator and prey that is cleverly disguised as a love story, twisted in nature, and based on a contractual agreement of submission and sexual servitude. Set in modern day Washington state, the story follows Anastasia Steel (Dakota Johnson), a young, innocent, and slightly awkward college student, as she first encounters Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan). Christian is an older, mysterious, highly successful business man that becomes intrigued by Ana following their chance encounter at his office. His desire to dominate her both sexually and emotionally manifests throughout the film. This is usually depicted as Christian stalking Ana; he shows up unannounced and uninvited to her job, a get together with friends, and even brunch with her mother. He attempts to control her behavior, the situation, or both. After one such encounter, when Ana is obviously intoxicated, he takes her back to his hotel room because he disapproves of her drinking. The next morning Christian assures Ana that they did not become intimate, and mentions that intimacy cannot happen until she gives written consent. Christian begins to seduce Ana by hosting her in his lavish hotel room and having new designer clothes delivered to the room for her. Prior to returning her home, Christian gives into his urges and passionately kisses her. On their next encounter, the seduction into Christian’s world continues as he flies Ana to his condo in Seattle in his private helicopter. While giving Ana a tour of his extravagant home, he introduces her to his “playroom,”