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    “Stay calm‚ Theo” he whispered to himself. “Everything will work out just fine.” He tried not to move a finger‚ not to make any noise while the men and the boys of Zanhi loaded five wooden boats with big packages wrapped in straw and ropes‚ said good-bye to their families and went on board. When the ships set sail‚ a tall man with dark hair and thick eyebrows looked inquisitively at the group of people on the ground; he was looking for someone‚ he was looking for Theo. In a foul mood‚ the boy moved

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    From the time these words are spoken Freda is O’Grady’s favourite hostage‚ and through this she sees a chance to secure her own safety by staying on his good side. When the siege is over however Freda finds herself represented as a bad person by what Theo wrote on some napkins. Without anyone to tell her she’s not bad‚ she is dominated by Theo’s view of her as recorded on the napkins. The napkins‚ which implicate Freda in Theo’s death‚ create problems for Freda because‚ by keeping them secret she is

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    Roland’s glass door swing open‚ the man walks through is the very epitome of authority with his gun hanging idly at his hip‚ the party guest reflected in his over-large sunglasses. Everyone seems not to notice‚ they are not scared. What can he do? Arrest them all for underage drinking. Maybe if a soldier walked in‚ people would start talking. One of the other officers dressed in blue cuts down the girl she still hangs lifeless for all to see. “Dear friends lend me your ear for a moment. Take a pause

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    and Religion. I feel like in this film these themes all go hand in hand and brought a biblical feel when you looked into some of the roles. In Children of Men‚ we see the results of a world stripped completely of hope. The film starts out with Theo sitting in a coffee shop watching on the news about the death of the 18-year-old who was the youngest person on the planet. Without a soul younger then 19 on the planet the film introduces us to a future without children and gives a world where all

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    life goes on. / (Meeting #137) Theo: (shouting) I love you‚ Amelia Caroline Eakins! Will you marry me? Amelia: (also shouting) Yes! / Amelia starts to think ‘meeting’ is a good word to describe how she feels when she sees Theodore. It’s as though they are two celestial bodies‚ rotating

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    Chonnie 12KBS Children of Men is a thought-provoking dystopian film directed by Alfonso Cuaron. It explores the idea of mankind’s own impermanence. Nearly two decades of human infertility have left society on the brink of collapse. There are many important scenes that help to develop the film. I found the last scene particularly intriguing as it left questioning viewers to come to their own conclusions. Children of Men explores the key ideas of hope and faith in the face of futility and despair

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    effect used by Cuaron was tinnitus. This verbal technique is a ringing sound one hears when ears are damaged after loud noises‚ and it was used after the bomb explosion in the coffee shop. The tinnitus is sympathizing as the ringing sound is heard by Theo as

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    delinquent to eighteen months in jail for the theft of a mobile phone and one hundred pounds in cash‚ despite his desperate circumstance‚ Theo appeared to be calm‚ collected‚ and unusually apathetic. However‚ this façade of mild disinterest‚ concealed the reality; Theo was about as indifferent as a cat caught short in a swimming pool‚ and for good reason too for although Theo understood the impact of a criminal record‚ the chilling and curious reality of surviving Pentonville prison was about to make itself

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    first son’s death and never grew to love van Gogh. When he was young‚ he started forming mental problems. Van Gogh had two brothers and three sisters. Their names were Theo and Cor and Elisabeth‚ Anna and Wil. Vincent was the oldest of his family. He loved all of his siblings but he grew the strongest relationship with his brother Theo. When he was a child‚ his mother taught all the children how to draw and paint with watercolors. She also taught them how to love the environment and the outdoors. Vincent

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    The suicide note of Vincent Willem van Gogh “My dear brother‚ Thanks for your kind letter and for the 50-fr note in contained. There are many things I should like to write you about but I feel it useless. I hope you have found those worthy gentlemen favorably disposed towards you. Your reasurring me as to the peacefuless of your household was hardly worth the trouble‚ I think having seen the weal and woe of it myself. And I quite agree with you that rearing boy on the fourth floor is hell

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