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    Larry Levis’ poem “In the City of Light” contains levels of depth that, with close reading, reveal a sense of what it truly feels like for one to experience loss. The poem chronicles the narrator’s response to his (I presume the narrator is male, although the text does not specify) father’s death, leaving his lover, and analysis of the impact of both events. Upon first reading, I was drawn in by the characterization of the narrator’s loneliness and uncertainty, and sought to grasp a better…

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    Perhaps it was the unusual narrative structure or Gregg Toland's cinematography which people today still praise. Although I stand by my earlier statement and do not think it was as spectacular as I had came to believe it would be. On the other hand, City Lights by Charlie Chaplin, was a magnificent film. The silent film follows the tramp, who falls in love with a blind woman that believes he is a rich man,…

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    Non-verbal communication includes our body movements, appearance, touch and etc… Basically, everything we do has some kinds of non-verbal communication. The perfect demonstration of non-verbal communication is the City light, a movie with Charlie Chaplin. Here are the three scenes from the City Light, that will explain the different types of non-verbal communications; such as Body movement (Kinesics), touch (haptics), appearance and more. The first scene from the movie is the Restaurant…

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    The films Open City and Winter Light display the intricacies of loyalty within personal and group relationships, both human and non-human. Open City tends to view loyalty as an honorable trait, while Winter Light takes a bleaker view, questioning loyalty’s very ability to exist. Not surprisingly, both films represent the prevailing attitudes of the times in which they were created. Open City, released in 1945, offers a view of Rome while it is being occupied by Germany at the end of World War…

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    poem, the speaker alludes to this secret while telling of his walks through the city. After analyzing the poem, one can see the hidden pain that the speaker copes with. Frost reveals the speaker’s suffering, similar to a depression, through the somber lines and dark tone. Meyer’s attempts to argue that the setting of the poem is “located in the speaker’s mind or soul” rather than the speaker physically walking through a city (Meyer 711). However, there is no clear evidence for this idea that can…

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    Lighting The lights are the first thing the audience experience in this piece, then comes sound and movement. From the begging the lighting design was unique in the since that there was emphasis on the curtains. There were lights shining directly on the wings drapes. They were simply horizontal lines stacking straight up. The choice to have the lights show up first gave the audience time to take in the lights and create their own idea of what the lights represented. There were two sets/types of…

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    Significance Of Diwali

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    a candle (light); avali means a row. Hence, the meaning of Deepavali is a row of lights; this has an ancient story behind it. Over a billion people celebrate Diwali making it the most observed holiday in India. On this day lanterns, electric lights and fireworks illuminate the night to celebrate the victory of good over evil, light over dark and knowledge over ignorance. From snow covered mountain tops to the flourishing praises, Alberta has it all; in it all there is a thriving city named…

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    bright days and dark nights. But today when nightfall, we quick to switch on lights, spoiling the benefit of natural darkness. By showing that Paul experience both artificial light and natural darkness, Paul shows that his point of view might be insightful. In the third , Paul uses an anecdote to allude to the health problems caused by artificial lights. He sites that the World Health Organization has voiced that “light pollution reduction efforts and glare reduction efforts at both the…

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    A perfect day is any day when I spend it with my older brother and older sister one of those days would be like this. I’m awoken at four AM to see their faces to be told we’re going to San Diego. On hearing this and seeing them I got out of bed ecstatically to get dressed quickly and jump into my sister’s car. After what felt like an eternity we finally arrived in San Diego as hungry as a bear. The three of us decide to eat breakfast and plan out the rest of the day while we eat. We all eat…

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    It’s a beautiful place, especially the outskirts of the city. It was a warm august day when we had first arrived, the warm hues of the leaves were vibrant with orange, brown, and reds, the sunset was basking everything in a soft, orange glow, setting a nice, tranquil atmosphere. When we arrived in the inner city of Washington D.C, it was already dark out, the night sky shockingly had a multitude of bright stars, despite all the city lights. I watched mesmerized as we drove by monuments, giant…

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