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    In The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo we come across two characters, Santiago and the Englishman, whom are going on a journey to pursue their personal legends in dissimilar ways. In the beginning of the book, Melchizedek’s oil story is told and the two characters have different approaches. Santiago’s approach to the story would be that he’d be the one more focused on his surroundings rather than then the end goal. The englishman’s approach to the story would be the complete opposite, where he would…

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    January Magazine, when asked if she illustrated The One in the Middle Is the Green Kangaroo? Blume replied, “No. I tried to illustrate my first efforts but I'm totally not an illustrator so it was sort of a joke. But I have kept them in the closet. Colored them. With little colored pencils. Fastened them with little brass fasteners like I was still in school. I told my children that if they try to publish them after I die I will come back and haunt them” (Richards). Blume’s first novel,…

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    The Necklace And The Bet

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    Do you think a person's dialogue can show their behavior or reveal their character traits? In this essay I am going to explain how dialogue in the stories ‘The Necklace’ and ‘The Bet’ reveals the characters, character traits and what is their behavior.In the story ‘The Necklace’ it shows how conceited the character was just by explaining her actions and her dialogue.In the story ‘The Bet’ it shows how one of the characters was overconfident and how the other was self-assured. Dialogue in…

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    Parables In The Bible

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    (Fønebø, 2011, p. 22). Jesus “told parables relating to wedding feasts, banquets, and home gatherings” (Story, 2009, p. 67). Interpreting the parables can be tricky. Blomberg (1991) declared, “studies of the historical-cultural background of various narratives are increasingly leading to the conclusion that not all of the details even in the authentic cores of the parables are realistic or lifelike” (p. 52). Parabolic interpretation has gone through several manifestations. At one point, the…

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    As far as movies go Apocalypse Now is at the very top of my list pertaining to favorite movies; although Robert Duvall performance as LtCol Kilgore may only last but a few moments, his portal of the character for me is one of the most enjoyable parts of the movie. Duvall has a history of both appearing in movies as supporting roles and delivering a performance that somehow always seems to stand out as one if not the most memorable scenes of each movie. Apocalypse Now is no exception to this rule…

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    “Butterflies” is a short story written by Roger Dean Kiser. In every story, the author has a purpose as to why they have written the text. In the story, the author uses writing techniques and literary devices. This short story has a deeper meaning than the reader initially interprets from the text. The story talks about the meaning of beauty. “Butterflies” includes a variety of writing techniques and strategies. That author’s purpose when writing “Butterflies” was to teach the reader about the…

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    Mis En Scene Analysis

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    One of the great directing techniques in the film was how the colors green and red were used. The film used complementary colors to make objects and characters stand out or just to make a whole certain shot stand out. For example, when Amelie was in the carnival and in the background all the women were dressed with red and all the men were dressed with green. Because of that, Amelie and the people in the background made the shot look more serene and put together. Another example would be when…

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    doing this, the director coaxes the viewer's subconscious mind into making the association between the images (Insdorf, 2002).This technique, works well in nonlinear narrative structure, as there the filmic flow is disrupted with narration, dreams, hallucinations, flashbacks, and multiple storylines, as it can connect gaps in the narrative flow. Studying Intertextuality Intertextuality has been a common term since its first introduction by Julia Kristeva in her work of the late-1960s, notably…

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    pleasing in the eyes, you need to have a cinematographer who knows how to tell a story visually, not just by capturing moving images but also by making everything being shown on screen have its own impact in the audience's eyes. I will be analysing my cinematography style on Emmanuel Lubezki aka Chivo, he has been an active cinematographer from 1983-present. Lubezki has been an active cinematographer and his Famous key collaborators are internationally famous directors’: Alfonso Cuaron, Terence…

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    Through an omniscient narrator and the narrative style of the novel, it reveals the reasons behind Roy’s unexplained selection of stylistics methods, which allows the reader to have a clearer understanding of the character’s motives and feelings. The third person, omniscient narrator progresses the narrative forward by revealing to us bits and pieces of the character’s point of view as well as information that are not disclosed…

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