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Almost immediately we are introduced to the childlike theme in this story through the altering of the 20th Century Fox symbol. The snow and silver-like lighting block out any traces of a golden, bright environment, which we are used to seeing in the regular 20th Century Fox symbol. And this use of cold, dark lighting…
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Tim Wintons’ short story, The Turning, follows the struggles of the protagonist, Raelene, as she questions her individuality and attempts to escapes her husbands’ sexual repression. Winton challenges the values pertaining to the traditional role of women in contemporary society, as he presents Raelene’s journey for self discovery from a critical point in her life. In…
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The Red Room
Compare and contrast how the language and techniques used create characters, atmosphere and setting in The Red Room and A Vendetta In this essay, I will compare and contrast two stories; The Red Room by H. G. Wells, and A Vendetta by Guy De Maupassant. Both of these authors use confusion and contrast, in both…
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“Compare and contrast the complete theatrical trailers of the movies ‘Lord of the Rings-Return of the King’ and ‘Pearl Harbour’ and evaluate on a whole the effectiveness of these pieces of visual media… ” Trailers are mainly used as marketing tools. Trailers make people aware of new movies and new movie release dates, most commonly…
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The question of identity is the main theme being challenged by Shakespeare and in different ways all the characters in the play are used as devices to question aspects of human identity and perceptions of identity. This question arises in the induction, with Sly’s transition from “drunkard” to “Lord”, and concludes in the final scene,…
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Harold Brighouse wrote “Hobson’s Choice”. Mr. Brighouse was born in Lancashire 1882. Harold Brighouse wrote a lot of plays featuring Lancashire. Harold was a very clever in school but wasn’t interested in going to University. Mr. Brighouse was brought up happily in middle-class family. Mr. Brighouse’s father was called by the name of John Brighouse. Mr. Brighouse…
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Mr Birling is desperate to keep any scandals from coming out especially now that he is on the honours list for a possible knighthood, social status is of great importance to Mr Birling and a knighthood would put him and his family on an even par with the Crofts (Gerald’s family) ‘So-well-I gather there’s a…
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The Parson was the only true devout churchman in Chaucer’s group; he avoided all the tricks unscrupulous clerics used to get rich, and spends his attention and energy on his parishioners. He is an example of deep Christian goodness. The portrait of The Parson is wholly good, without any such a hint of irony on display…
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Consider closely the role and presentation of Prospero in the first act of the play. How do you think an audience would respond to him- a despot or a benevolent old man? At the centre of The Tempest is the question of authority, embodied in the character of Prospero. The fact that the play may have…
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Although the poems have many similar ideas and styles they all have completely different types of creatures and meanings conveyed. In “Perch” the main idea of the poem is to accentuate how a perch lives up to its name. Heaney does this by using his childhood memories of the perch. In “The field-mouse” Clarke writes…
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