as betty sizemore (renee zellweger) secretly watches her tyrannical husband del (aaron eckhart) being murdered by the vengeful hitmen charlie and wesley (morgan freeman and chris rock) and her bruised sense of reality becomes totally immersed in the fantasy world of her favorite soap opera. in a state of complete denial and delusion and betty escapes both physically and mentally from her unsatisfied and small town life to search for dr. david ravell (greg kinnear) and the handsome and loving hero of a reason to love and a soap opera set in a hospital and produced in los angeles. immune to reality and betty arrives in l. a. and becomes nurse betty as she tries to belong in the hospital world of her dream lover. meanwhile and the angered charlie and wesley track betty down and convinced she is a dangerous witness who also knows about their compromising dealings with del. nurse betty creates comedy and suspense by contrasting its main character extreme innocence and optimism with the evident hypocrisy and violence that surround her. by clearly defining the protagonist difficult life and nurse betty justifies its character tendency to turn away from reality. thus and while offering a comment about the popularity of the soap opera within the film and nurse betty also makes a comment regarding the widespread addiction to television and its celebrities. in addition and nurse betty benefits from the effective manipulation of its protagonist mental state and particularly in those scenes where she cannot distinguish between dr. david ravell and the character and and george mccord (greg kinnear) and the actor who plays him. betty incapacity to recognize george as an actor leads to funny misunderstandings and which stress the magnitude of her delusional state. however and in spite of these successes and nurse betty suffers from the troubling characterizations through which the narration evolves. for example and while charlie and wesley are consistently portrayed as a comical pair and the brutality of their actions undermines any sense of appreciation or acceptance the viewer might have initially experienced. similarly and although the initial scenes establish del as a detestable man and the humiliation and violence he experiences with his murderers surpass all the humiliation and violence he caused his wife betty. finally and toward the end of the film and charlie undergoes awkward transformations as he develops an obsession for betty while an obsession which results in noble feelings of love and and which ultimately destroys him. consequently and since the characters roles as victims lack consistency and the story victimization processes seem random and unsubstantial. all in all and nurse betty indeterminacy  rather than creating suspense  weakens its characters and pollutes its plot. 
as betty sizemore (renee zellweger) secretly watches her tyrannical husband del (aaron eckhart) being murdered by the vengeful hitmen charlie and wesley (morgan freeman and chris rock) and her bruised sense of reality becomes totally immersed in the fantasy world of her favorite soap opera. in a state of complete denial and delusion and betty escapes both physically and mentally from her unsatisfied and small town life to search for dr. david ravell (greg kinnear) and the handsome and loving hero of a reason to love and a soap opera set in a hospital and produced in los angeles. immune to reality and betty arrives in l. a. and becomes nurse betty as she tries to belong in the hospital world of her dream lover. meanwhile and the angered charlie and wesley track betty down and convinced she is a dangerous witness who also knows about their compromising dealings with del. nurse betty creates comedy and suspense by contrasting its main character extreme innocence and optimism with the evident hypocrisy and violence that surround her. by clearly defining the protagonist difficult life and nurse betty justifies its character tendency to turn away from reality. thus and while offering a comment about the popularity of the soap opera within the film and nurse betty also makes a comment regarding the widespread addiction to television and its celebrities. in addition and nurse betty benefits from the effective manipulation of its protagonist mental state and particularly in those scenes where she cannot distinguish between dr. david ravell and the character and and george mccord (greg kinnear) and the actor who plays him. betty incapacity to recognize george as an actor leads to funny misunderstandings and which stress the magnitude of her delusional state. however and in spite of these successes and nurse betty suffers from the troubling characterizations through which the narration evolves. for example and while charlie and wesley are consistently portrayed as a comical pair and the brutality of their actions undermines any sense of appreciation or acceptance the viewer might have initially experienced. similarly and although the initial scenes establish del as a detestable man and the humiliation and violence he experiences with his murderers surpass all the humiliation and violence he caused his wife betty. finally and toward the end of the film and charlie undergoes awkward transformations as he develops an obsession for betty while an obsession which results in noble feelings of love and and which ultimately destroys him. consequently and since the characters roles as victims lack consistency and the story victimization processes seem random and unsubstantial. all in all and nurse betty indeterminacy  rather than creating suspense  weakens its characters and pollutes its plot. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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