camera move to each place the officers search. By placing the sound of the conversation over the images of the policemen searching he simultaneously gives a huge amount information to the viewer in a shorter amount of time and with great affect on the responses and emotions taken from the film. It also connects each scene with common dialogue and moves the film forward. Lang also uses dialogue to connect the conversations that both the police chief and crime leader were having at the same time.
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Transcript one: Me: Yoo wagone Fats‚ you aight? Fats: Yeye‚ you? Where’s Fabz? Me: Oh erm nah I dunno where she’s at man‚ I think she stayed at home instead yanoe Fats: Oh is it? (2) Maan! Me: Trust her to not come into school you know‚ aah man Fats: Just watch when she gets to school tomorrow. Gonna make sure she’s sorry. Thanz: (Enters) Hellooo babesh‚ youse lot aight… Me: … (Cuts through) heyoo “BABESH” lawls Thanz: allow me doe‚ oh yeah err where’s flabzilla at
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meat works was having a conversation with him. The words used in this poem are quite effective. Example "hang them by there heads on hooks or fill a long intestine." Also the language used does very well to portray the person’s emotions and feelings. Enjantment is used to create a conversational tone. "We would watch then‚ on the blue metal." This is effective because it gets the reader more involved; because the reader thinks that he is rely there having a conversation with the man. There was
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speaker" ([1980] 1998: 385). On the other hand‚ the two-cultures theory‚ which has been first proposed by Maltz and Borker‚ explains differences in conversational style by arguing that men and women are part of different sub-cultures and therefore conversation between women and men can be likened to interethnic communication ([1982] 1998: 421). There do not seem to be conclusive arguments to favour either approach. I feel that both theories have their merits and limitations; however‚ it is impossible
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Chapter 7 – McEwan storytelling We start the chapter with a description of Parry through Jed “No longer the Indian brave‚ despite the pony-tail”. McEwan really sets the scene with this as it gives us a clear picture of how Parry actually is. Shortly afterwards Jed’s scientific side comes out as he starts to re-assure himself that Parry is really harmless and that is was the accident that clouded his judgement. We feel a sense of relief as we now are told Parry is not threat as he is a “harmless
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listener to my dad as I believed I was. It seems that I got mainly twos and threes with one four for my ability to look at the person when they are speaking to me. He thinks that I genuinely show that I am engaged in what is being said in the conversation‚ but when I don’t understand what is being talked about or am bored my eyes glaze over and he can tell my mind is wandering. The next person I approached was my husband of 15 years‚ Brian. He knows my quirks and can read my moods very well.
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Presidential Election‚ my girlfriend Amanda and I discussed how we felt the next four years might go for our country. Due to our slightly opposing views (I say that very lightly)‚ the discussion quickly turned heated. One issue that was brought up in the conversation was abortion. I am very Pro- Life‚ whereas Amanda is wishy-washy when it comes to the subject. Whilst beginning our excruciatingly draining chat about a touchy subject‚ I naturally went on my “defense mode” and used Position #1: “I’m right you’re
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A Sure Thing The play Sure Thing is about a relationship and what builds it. Once Bill is allowed to sit down by Betty is when they start having a conversation. The conversations begins with talking about Faulkner and then end with will you cherish me forever. The main player in the play is the bell rings. The bell rings in between their conversations. What does the bell represent in this play? I am going to talk about relationship and the representation of the bell rings. The play starts out with
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public I would try to calm this member of staff down and explain it’s not the time or place to do this in a respectable manner and move it to an office or an empty room. If the subject was serious I was ask another member of staff to witness the conversation. I would ensure that I was being open and honest and direct to the point being fair and given the person there time to speak‚ I would ensure that I was listening properly and show that I am giving them there time to speak and to be listened to
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experience and recommendation of an existing client who interacted with Mr. Denton in a non-professional environment. During their brief telephone conversation‚ Denton identify himself as being the manager of Kenworth Motors‚ and how he was interested in having a meeting with the OD Consultant. In the case it is noted that the consultant didn’t give the conversation much attention‚ because the consultant could not recall what was the statement that allow the gentlemen to set a date for the meeting.
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