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    Analysis: The Red Violin

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    The Red Violin presents some interesting ideas about the qualities of an instrument. The varnish on the violin contains the blood of Bussotti’s wife‚ from just after she died. It seemed as if the wife lived on within the violin‚ implying that violins can have personality‚ which can be seen as true. Each violin has different tendencies‚ sound‚ different distances between notes‚ differing amounts of reverberation. This is what makes some violins sound so unique and what makes some valued so much more

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    Red Scare Essay

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    arrested without warrants because of some imaginary “worldwide communist conspiracy.” The Palmer Raids were parts of the Red Scare. In 1919 and 1920‚ led by Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer‚ federal agents “raided the office of radical and labor organizations throughout the country.” (4) The main targets of these acts were socialists and immigrant labor organizations. The Red Scare ended quickly as Palmer took criticism from Congress and public‚ however‚ the damage to the labor unions was repairable

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    Amelie Color Red

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    help overs find love. In the begin of this film in Amelie’s home‚ the color was very vibrant. When Amelie grew up this films color pallet changed to medium browns and earthy greens however‚ Amelie throughout the film can be seen in bold reds. Typically the color red are a representation of love‚ like Amelie was to Nino. Paris is also the most romantic place in the world. Together‚ in Paris and the bold color pallets‚ Amelie is obviously a film about love. In the film‚ as the plot begins to unfold

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    chinese red wine

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    China Red Wine Market Research In China‚ red wine accounts for over 90% of the wine market. So throughout this report‚ the word “wine” we used refers to red wine. 1. Market information 1.1. Chinese red wine market size China’s wine consumption has been continuously increasing since the late 1990’s. The per capita consumption of wines rose from 0.19 liters in 1997 to 0.75 liters in 2009‚ representing a 4 times increase. Nevertheless‚ compared to France (51 liters)‚ Italy (44 liters)‚ USA

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    The Red Badge Of Courage

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    literature focused mainly on two aspects‚ war and slavery. These aspects of life brought about many incredible and touching stories‚ giving us insight to the life of that era. One of the wonderful authors of the time was Stephen Crane‚ with his story The Red Badge of Courage. Prior to the war was another eminent author‚ Harriet Beecher Stowe with her story‚ Uncle Tom’s Cabin. The Civil War was fought mainly over differing opinions on slavery. It was a trying time in the United States‚ as the U.S. was divided

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    Masque of the Red Death

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    The Gradual Stages Which We Call Life In Edgar Allen Poe’s The Masque of the Red Death you are engaged into a story of intrigue and metaphorical suspense. From the beginning of the parable Poe engages the reader to the confusing array of details. The series of rooms‚ which may at first‚ seem to be meaningless have an intrigue place within the story. As a matter of fact‚ Poe never includes any detail without thought. From the color scheme to the guests of the ball‚ all of which compiled together

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    Red Hen Script

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    The Little Red Hen Parts (5): Narrator Hen Pig Duck Cat NARRATOR Once upon a time‚ a pig‚ a duck‚ a cat and a little red hen all lived together in a cosy little barn on a pretty nice hill. All day long‚ the pig wallowed in his disgusting mud. The duck paddled in her puddle gleefully. The cat slept happily in the sun. They left all the work of the barn for the little red hen to do. She had to pick up all the leftover food from the pig‚ clear up all the feathers and fur that the duck and cat shed.

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    The Red Balloon’s (Lamorisse‚ 1956) opening shot has a mise-en-scene that focuses on the start to the young boy’s morning as he approaches the early sunrise of the streets of Paris with his school bag in hand. Along his way he stops to enjoy the simple pleasure of petting the cat sitting on the sidewalk before he descends down the stairs to continue on his way. The opening shot presents a shallow focus as the camera’s main view is that of the boy‚ cat‚ and the top of the stairs. The background of

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    Masque of the Red Death

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    to specify the words he places into his writing‚ in order for the reader to picture it in their mind. To make this possible‚ Edgar Allan Poe utilizes negative diction and imagery to manifest a dark and sinister tone in his story‚ “The Masque of the Red Death”. Diction is the word choice a writer uses in their writing to develop a special meaning. Poe wants to send a dark emotion to his readers and starts off his story by personifying “Death”‚ giving it human qualities‚ portraying it is as the protagonist

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    Red Badge of Courage

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    To a naturalist writer‚ generally the controlling force of fate is the environment while life is usually the dull round of daily existence. In Stephan Crane’s “The Red Badge of Courage‚” Henry fights the war right alongside nature. Crane places the reader squarely in the sphere of realism portraying life as it is. Naturalistic views in parts of the novel helped contribute to the overall theme of the Universe’s disregard for human life. Henry’s realization that the natural world spins on regardless

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