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    director uses contrasting colors and mise-en-scene in this film to successfully convey to the audience certain feelings such as love and danger‚ and to reveal each characters personalities and feelings towards each other clearly. Mise-en-scene creates symbolism to further the audiences understanding of the characters feelings about their own lives and their relationships with each other‚ such as the roses symbolizing lust‚ power and danger and the front door‚ which is also red‚ symbolizing danger. Red

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    imagery to give a possibility that what they encounter will be abstract (‘a magic city’). These opportunities may enable the individual to surpass reality and shift into a magical world. ‘Eye’ is symbolic of the windows to the soul. Holub uses this symbolism to imply that individuals can go through a process of self-discovery. These quotes demonstrate that there are varied opportunities. ‘Fog’ represents confusion or ambiguity upon opening the door; although the poet assures readers that ‘it will clear’

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    man lighting a candle for himself and his palsied brother. The blind man carefully picks up the child‚ and makes his way out the church just when a procession‚ complete with hundreds of candles and heavily costumed wooden saints‚ marches in. The symbolism is somewhat obvious--true faith walks quietly out the door‚ while pomp and pageantry make a grand‚ meaningless entrance. But the entire wordless scene is so quietly understated‚ so beautifully shot and staged--a perfect example of the purest cinema--that

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    Yeats as a modern poet

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    humanity and history. Yeats is regarded as the seed of modernism. He is intensely aware of man in history and of the soul in eternity. Yeats is a representative modern poet and presents the spirit of the age in his poetry. For this‚ he uses myth‚ symbolism‚ juxtaposition‚ colloquial language and literary allusions as a device to express the anxiety of modernity. After the World war-I people got totally shattered and they suffered from frustration‚ boredom‚ anxiety and loneliness. Yeats has used different

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    But the twist in this poem is that when Abram is told by the angel to stop‚ he doesn’t and kills his son. "But the old man would not so‚ but slew his son‚/And half the seed of Europe‚ one by one." After re-reading the poem‚ I see metaphors and symbolisms referring to a war. "Then Abram bound the youth with belts and straps‚/And builded parapets and trenches there." This quote is clearly depicting an image of Isaac going unwillingly to war with the parapets and trenches. "When lo! an angel called

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    she meets a boy named Asagai and he talks to her about Africa‚ and about their heritage. After Asagai questions her hairstyle‚ she cuts her Caucasian-seeming hair‚ into a crazy afro Beneatha’s cutting of her hair is a very important example of symbolism‚ Rather than force her hair to transform to the style society expects‚ Beneatha go’s with a style that enables her to more easily choose her identity and her culture. Beneatha’s new hair is a symbol of her anti-assimilationist beliefs as well as

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    people tell you you’re not good enough‚ you can do anything you put your mind to and succeed. It took just one teacher to unite these teens and help them want to do more in life than just survive. Erin Gruwell’s class in itself is a major use of symbolism. The movie starts out by showing different events and movements throughout history that were caused by adversity and segregation‚ and when first introduced to Erin’s class‚ the students are divided into groups and they hate anyone who is “different”

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    Oysters by Anne Sexton

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    at the age of nineteen‚ and so this poem could revolve around how she misses her dad and how she grew older and more mature to what she is now. Sexton‚ provokes the idea of getting older and mature throughout the entire poem‚ by using the idea of symbolism. This poem also has a sexual aspect to it‚ which adds a great twist to the entire poem as well as this poem represents the loss of innocence. This poem as a whole is really symbolic as it portrays the death of childhood and innocence. This whole

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    Goodman Brown’s Battle with Good and Evil In "Young Goodman Brown‚" the setting plays an important role. It provides symbolism to certain events and provokes emotions amongst the characters‚ especially those of Goodman Brown. The central idea of the story is the conflict in Goodman Brown between joining the devil and remaining "good." It is a very difficult journey for Brown‚ as he travels through the woods‚ all the while thinking of the "good" things he would be leaving behind‚ like his wife Faith

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    Abraham Lee Lee 1 10/29/08 English III Pd. 1 Mr. Feinstein Hills like White Elephants By Ernest Hemingway The author‚ Ernest Hemingway’s‚ “Hills like White Elephants” uses setting to reveal his authorial attitude. Hemingway uses the background of a train station in Spain as a symbolic backdrop to his tale about a man he portrays as selfish‚ self-indulgent‚ and unconcerned about his partner’s best course of action. He uses obvious symbols such as a fertile river to demonstrate

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