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Hating Alison Ashley: Film Analysis
n the film Hating Alison Ashley, tension and character was manipulated by the actors to enhance to the overall dramatic meaning. The actors effectively used voice, costume and movement to convey the character, helping the audience connect with the story of the film.
Tension of relationship was demonstrated through the characters of Alison Ashley and Erica Yurken in the scene where Erica is showing Alison around the school. Erica urges Alison to follow her around by grabbing her arm forcefully while Alison is slowly leaning away to show Erica’s need for approval from Alison. Alison’s eyes blink a lot to show she is embarrassed by Erica’s actions. Erica further enhances how odd she is by showing Alison the Sick Bay with great joy calling it a


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