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    reflect the overall theme of a narrative to readers through the uses of techniques. From the two short stories “Dracula’s Guest” by Bram Stoker and “ The Fallen House of Usher” by Edgar Allan Poe, the use of setting to depict thematic occurrences is implied. Both fictions demonstrate the use of time awareness, weather changes, feelings characters get from their surroundings, colour choices and visual aspects of the setting specific objects to illustrate the narratives inner theme. At the…

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    Sc300 Unit 1 Reflection

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    I found this was a really valuable and engaging way to learn more about the development of cinematography and screen media. The technical difficulties of the early days of talkies made the film humorous yet educational. For example where Lina Lamont can never seem to remember where her concealed microphone is placed in the follower arrangements causing her voice to boom and whisper as she turns her head back and forth. This really illustrates how frustrating and problematic…

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    is also pretty informal, helping embody this idea fully. An example from a chapter, “The Piano Player” is indicative: “And so he—after how many years—had thought, or not thought, of her, but for some reason had driven to Crosby, Main. Had he known she would be working here?” (Strout 56). The narrator’s informality is a key feature that makes these stories work as it inserts its elucidating comments here and there, interrupting the narrative for a small digress using dashes, colons, semicolons…

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    Story Structure In Film

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    One area, in which I gained further understanding of story, lay in the presentation of various clips from movies. Although it is important to memorize the material, showing examples of story structure in movies greatly aids in my learning experience. Furthermore, such showing of film clips incites within me a passion to view films by myself and to dissect them for a more through understanding. Near the end of one of the class…

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    Things By Arundhati Roy

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    succeeds in creating an unorthodox narrative through her refashioning of the English language. Through the novel’s unexpected events, Roy presents the melancholy predicament of untouchables as well as the struggle of a woman in pursuit of romantic love in a patriarchal society. In this analysis, I will demonstrate how the reader reacts to Roy’s art of storytelling and how her unconventional style illuminates the novel’s central themes. One of the most conventional narrative structures of a novel…

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    One day, my senior year in high school, we were handed three different narratives prompts. The rules were simple pick one of the prompts and write about it. Easy right? At the time, the prompt that stood out to me the most was, “think of a time when you taught someone something important.” I pondered the topic for sometime and what finally popped into my head was a great experience when I was in the seventh grade. In one of my classes there was an autistic kid, and I had the fulfilling privilege…

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    Scott Pilgrim Narrative

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    in the sense of its feel to virtual reality. The main strategies used to construct the film were visual and audio effects, editing, and music. The narrative was linear and had a few narrators to tell the story. The film had some traditional and non-traditional elements to contrast with other narrative films. Overall the film followed the usual narrative structure schematic, but its effects and transitions make this film different than others. Director Edgar Wright had a few different…

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    had on the audiences in its era is remarkable. Citizen Kane a substantial influence on the audience and the film industry through its use of innovative narrative style and technical cinematic elements that may not have been widely used in classic Hollywood cinema. The narrative style of Citizen Kane challenged the traditional Hollywood narrative by developing the story through the use of flashbacks and first person voice over narration from different characters throughout the movie. Each…

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    suspense of the plot. Unlike external conflict, which is conflict between two characters, inner conflict is the battle between a character and themselves. In the novel A Separate Peace, the main character Gene battles inner conflict throughout the narrative. A Separate Peace is a novel about two teenage boys who are best friends that battle through jealousy and betrayal throughout the story. The author John Knowles implicated many uses of techniques and devices throughout the story that help…

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    Essay On Midnight In Paris

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    aspirations are shown in the beginning credits. The movies overall setting is defined but the protagonist 's goals, needs, and wishes are also presented. The movie also identifies the ideologies of the protagonist and of companionship. Overall the narrative form and ideologies of the movie Midnight In Paris. define the goals of the main character and also formulate the motif of the story. Everyone has some history in their lives that shapes the way they view certain aspects.…

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