Fool Me Once Sparknotes

In season one of Orange is the New Black (OINTB), Piper Chapman finds herself in Litchfield Penitentiary, a women’s prison in upstate New York. Year’s prior, Chapman had been unknowingly involved in a large-scale drug ring, connected to the illegal activity by her girlfriend Alex Vause. In a plea deal Vause gave the government Pipers name, and she is plucked from her comfy life as an engaged artisanal soap businesswoman. Throughout the first season viewers see how Piper assimilates to life in Litchfield. Although Piper is the main character, there are several storylines the show follows are we are introduced to characters within and outside of the prison walls. Through these storylines the show addresses issues such as poverty, alcoholism, sexuality and race relations. Most importantly, the show gives a peek inside the walls of a place most individuals may never see. This report will address the aesthetic qualities found in Season One, Episode 12, titled “Fool Me Once”, and discuss how the choices made by the creative
In this scene Suzanne explains to Piper that it is okay if she doesn’t love her because Piper “is a bad person” (). With this dialogue the lighting reinforces the idea that Piper is locked in a small, dark place because of the bad she has done. It creates a pure and even raw environment that seems inescapable. In addition to lighting, color can have a great influence in any work. We study the application of color through different pieces of work through time. Ancient Egyptian, Greeks and Catholics, used color in different ways to convey certain messages. Today, color influences our life on a daily basis. As it applies to the process of aesthetic analysis, color “QUOTE DEFINITION OF COLOR”. In two contrasting scenes, (38:41 & 41:15), we can see how the directors in OITNB decide to utilize