I've never been lonely or felt like an outcast so I cannot empathise, but I know there are a lot of people in the world who can relate to these artworks. Initially, I know I should feel quite sorry for these lonely characters, and I know most people would, but I don't. Under Edward's gothic jumpsuit lies a sweet, innocent, caring, loving and creative person (even though Edward is actually a machine) that has a considerable amount to offer the town he lives in and the people he interacts with. In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory I believe Burton is trying to convey that you do not need to be extremely wealthy, smart or competitive to successfully achieve your goals. Burton also uses his films and sketches to portray the feelings on loneliness and alienation that he experienced as a child both Edward and Charlie are lonely and alienated. ![]() Edward Scissorhands shows even though Edward (who is the ultimate outsider with a frightening appearance), may seem like a monster, you should not judge a book by it's cover. I believe the majority of Burton's artworks do have a positive message. I feel Burton explores the potential of the "outsider" who appears useless, scary or even crazy in the vast majority of his artworks such as Edward in Edward Scissorhands, Willy Wonka from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and many of his sketches such as Stain Boy. Edward Scissorhands and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Films)
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