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Representation Of Maven Calore In Red Queen
My composition is used to represent Maven Calore, a fictional character from the book Red Queen. Maven is an evil character who disguises himself as someone good. In my composition, I wanted to represent the changes he went through. In the beginning, there is a mixture of good and bad melodies. This is supposed to represent the bad person hiding behind a good mask. Also in the beginning there is a low, and quiet sound that represents the mother’s influence on him. In the middle there is just low and and minor sounds. This represents the time at which he is evil and betrays everyone. Finally, in the end there are four long notes that represent him dying. This is how I represented Maven Calore.

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