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In this disturbing scene, Michael Oher gets into a heated argument with his teammate, Antonio Turner. Turner has made some offensive comments about wanting to have sex with Leigh Anne, Michael’s adopted mother, and Collins, Michael’s adopted sister. Michael is so furious that he beats up Antonio in front of a roomful of people—and he also accidentally injures a little boy, the son of one of the football tutors.
Michael’s actions are horrifying and shouldn’t be excused—it’s absolutely wrong for an adult to settle a fight by attacking another adult (let alone hurting a small child in the process). But…
