Naturally, he remains in black and white, completely unchanged and unenlightened. In today's world, many still live in black and white, completely resisting the openness and enlightenment of a colorful existence. These unfortunate individuals are forever cast in black and white. Pleasantville reminds us that feeling, changing, and growing must constantly be a part of living. We must always hold fast to the color inside of us and try not to be indifferent or resistant.
Standing still is no way to live.
I hope, for her sake, that it never does. After extensive research and fingerprint tests, he confirms his allegation. Todd brings his research and proof to his elderly German neighbor, Kurt Dussander, startling him with these allegations and evidence. Todd demands that Mr. Dussander describe all he did as a Nazi in World War II, how it felt to do it, and what he witnessed during the Holocaust. If Dussander refuses to disclose this information, Todd threatens to take the evidence to the Israeli government.