Pedophile: Sociological And Criminal Theory

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Sociological and criminal theory is pedophile Definition of pedophile: The movie is about a young teenager 14 years old of age that, lures a 32 year old man who is a pedophile. She befriends him on the internet and eventually meet. The beginning of the film there is flirtatious and sexually undertone between the inappropriate relationships. Eventually Ellen Page character eventually drugs the Patrick Wilson. The films use of not giving real names but only screen names that indicate the inappropriate age and careers choices of the two main characters. The film is different from other pedophilia because, the 14 year old girl confronts him at his home. She takes him hostage and tortures him to admit his guilt of child pornography. However,

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