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    Theme of Deception

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    Theme of Deception Deception is a concept that has a very obvious form‚ but also a very in depth form. In the play A Streetcar Named Desire the theme of deception weaves its way into the main story line in two major ways; The obvious one being Stanley Kowalski’s lying and the underlying deception that goes on inside of Blanche DuBois’s mind. Stanley Kowalski is the perfect example of a deceptive person. He tries to present himself as an honest‚ loving husband when he is everything but. In reality

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    Godzilla Themes

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    The apocalyptic themes presented in Kaiju films are heavily related to the America use of atomic bombs on Japan. As the Americans are seen as the reason for the rise of Godzilla‚ they in turn are seen as the destroyers of Oda and Tokyo. This can be seen as a very direct way of blaming the Americans for the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the subsequent reign of terror and mass censorship that followed. For a period of seven years‚ during the occupation of Japan by American forces‚ censorship

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    Do you know what it’s like to have a dream? Do you know what it’s like to achieve your dream? Do you know what it’s like to fall short of your dream or have your dream crushed? Well‚ then you would relate to the theme of The Alchemist. The theme of The Alchemist is that everyone should pursue their dreams. In the story The Alchemist‚ Santiago starts off as a shepherd not aware of his dream or purpose in life then gets told by a wise old king to search for his treasure‚ goes on an adventure of his

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    Totalitarian Themes

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    complete subservience to the state. For this paper the focus will be totalitarian sports and how the common totalitarian themes in the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany were displayed throughout athletics. Common totalitarian themes between both states include the suppression of the individual‚ degradation‚ public parades‚ state control‚ propaganda‚ and discrimination. These themes shaped the development and preservation of athletics in the

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    Theme in the Help

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    Theme in The Help Were you ever wondering what the South was like in the early 1960? Well‚ in the novel The Help‚ Aibileen is the black maid for the Leefolt family. She works hard raising her employer’s daughter and keeping the house clean. Skeeter‚ another character in the novel‚ comes to Aibileen with the idea to write narratives from the point of view from twelve colored maids. Aibileen and Skeeter find themselves engrossed in the narrative when word gets out to the town that the

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    The Theme Of Macbeth

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    Macbeth is a dark play and its central characters are evil. The theme of Macbeth centers on how ambition and greed can over power morality and overrun human nature. Three witches meet in a heath. They plan when and where they would meet Macbeth to give him a prophecy. On the way back from battle‚ Macbeth and Banquo go to heath to meet up with the three witches. The prophecies say that Macbeth will be future king. But‚ they tell Banquo that he is ‘lesser than Macbeth‚ but also greater.’ Lady Macbeth

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    Witness Themes

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    lWitness Witness is a box office hit film directed by Peter Weir which explores the themes of conflicting cultures on a social‚ cultural and personal level in a film noir style crime thriller. Peter Weir presents a number of themes that are based around the contrasting aspects between two conflicting cultures; the Amish and the “English‚” contradicting between the mainstream American society and the Amish community in regional Pennsylvania. American society is seen as a violent and arrogant group

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    Themes In The Sapphires

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    A sense of belonging‚ family and traditions are all important aspects of life. The importance of these themes‚ particularly to Aboriginal Australians‚ is emphasised through Wayne Blair’s The Sapphires. The film provides an opportunity for the viewers to connect with these themes in a true and entertaining story of how four young Australian Aboriginal women and an Irish expatriate that bond together through culture and adversity in their journey from country NSW to war torn Vietnam. Belonging is explored

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    The Shrew Themes

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    (1999). She’s a shrew that doesn’t care about social expectations or how she should act in public. I personally believe that the films are a love story about a man and a woman freeing each other. In both versions of the play there is an overlying theme of money and power. In the 1967 version Petruchio is paid by Hortensio to woo Kat‚ likewise Patrick is paid by Joey to woo Kate. This shows that both the men were only in it to make money. Petruchio even says himself "come to wive it wealthily in Padua;

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    Braveheart Themes

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    appeal to many different emotions. Similar to novels‚ films help shape our culture and understanding. In the film Braveheart‚ there are many emotions and morals that presented to the audience. One of the main themes of this film is freedom. Braveheart uses various film techniques to portray the theme of freedom throughout the film. Braveheart is a film about Sir William Wallace’s rebellion against the British King Edward I Longshanks. Sir William Wallace was tired of British rule over Scottish land

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