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    Italian Lang

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    In another scene where Lang uses off-screen sound and precision silence effectively with the killer’s whistling motif‚ the killer is standing outside a storefront on a busy day and the street rumblings of the city can be heard off-screen. The sounds are loud and hectic‚ until the killer focuses on the reflection of a little girl in the shop window‚ then all the loud sounds come to a halt and the film makes you focus on his urges in dead silence‚ making the scene leave a lasting imprint by witnessing

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    centuries‚ with its numerous gothic elements and motifs. It was written in France during the time after Napoleon was dethroned in 1844. Alexandre Dumas took a tour of Southern France in 1834 and much of the information that he gained on the tour was used to write this novel including the City of Marseille. The novel‚ with its complex and diverse range of characters and their relations‚ is littered with gothic references‚ motifs‚ and symbols. Three particular motifs that Dumas repeatedly used throughout the

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    Parnell established National Land League of boycott British‚ making him “uncrowned king of Ireland”‚ very popular among the Irish until he had an affair and abandoned the Catholic church. Myth- Daedalus makes wings out of wax for Icarus to escape labyrinth‚ Icarus flies too close to the sun‚ wings melt‚ Icarus falls to death. Plot: Ch.1 Simon tells moocow story‚ Stephan wants to marry Eileen Vance‚ family disapproves‚ Dante tells Stephan he will pluck his eyes out if he doesn’t say sorry‚ classmates

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    Persepolis War Essay

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    repetition‚ in both her illustrations and narrative‚ she is able to not only explore the theme of war‚ but allow the reader to view war from the alternate perspective of a child witness‚ rather than that of a hardened veteran. War is a multifaceted labyrinth is which no one comes away unscathed. It is behind the front lines‚ and in the streets and homes of the invaded that the unimaginable oppression and enforced conformity is prevalent. On page 95‚ Satrapi depicts an image of veiled‚ young

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    Society’s pre-assumption restrain the perception of counter culturelism. P1> Daniel and Jean/motifs. Motifs‚ doctors/window/keys Small counter act to our point. Daniel’s first appearance‚ > linking to him being the ‘connector’ or ‘fixer’ in the movie. ‘of locks’ Open/closes doors into others’ lives. Widens Jeans view of how she looks at life. Link: clash between characters

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    roles are in Japanese lifestyle. “The Pan‚ the Pot‚ the Burning Fire I Have in Front of Me‚” written by Ishigaki Rin‚ acknowledges the traditional roles for women in Japan‚ and how long it has been a tradition. The short story‚ “The Pearl‚” by Yukio Mishima‚ discusses about an event that took a turn due to a misunderstanding. This gives us an example of the different perspectives on Japanese traditional roles of women. The author proceeds to use imagery‚ motif‚ and tone to discuss the roles and the

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    The various locations in London described by Stevenson often reflect the character of their inhabitants. For instance‚ the first London area described is the place where Mr Utterson‚ Dr Jekyll and their social group reside and is presented as affluent and salubrious‚ full of buildings which ‘wore a great air of wealth and comfort’. As a result of this‚ the reader assumes that the residents are of high social standing and well educated. This does prove to be the case‚ with Dr Lanyon’s district being

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    What is your understanding of “ truth” after your study of conflicting perspectives and their representation? The notion of truth being a defined reasoning and represented as a one sided argument is unmistakably how most audiences visualize it. The concept cannot be interpreted in such close mindedness‚ as to tell the truth is to speak what appears “truthful” to “you”. Conflicting perspectives arise when the visualization of how feasible or veracious something is differs between individuals. The

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    In the opening of the rape scene‚ the doorbell rings‚ as the shot of a husband sitting at his typewriter pans slowly from left to right‚ introducing his wife on the right side of the room‚ who whilst still in the shot‚ moves away from the camera to answer the door. The slow pan and long‚ uncut duration of the shot creates a foreboding tone. Whilst the mise-en-scene‚ provides meaning through the use of colour. As Alex and his ‘droogs’ drive

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    Run Lola Run Essay

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    visual is shown throughout these texts is through the use of motifs‚ different angle shots‚ colours‚ lighting and reading paths. These techniques aim to show the important themes in both texts such as time‚ hope and love. In ‘Run Lola Run’ time is shown to be an important theme right from the beginning. We can see this in the first few seconds of the film when there is a low angle shot looking up at a pendulum swinging then the camera pans up to show us a gargoyles head for a clock. The gargoyle

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