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    Geraldine In Carmilla

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    (Coleridge, Stanza 17) Geraldine knows exactly how to seduce Christabel; she comforts the maiden when she laments over the loss of her mother, whose presence is perceptible for the strange woman. The femme fatale encourages Christabel to undress after which she exposes her body as well, but as she notices that the maiden has been observing her, she is immediately embarrassed. Christabel spends this night in the arms of the devil, which can be the reason…

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    Lucy Westenra significantly differs from the above-mentioned examples of female predators. When the reader acquaints her, she is a human being – attractive, beautiful, fairly innocent and probably superficial but certainly not evil. One gathers that she is a close friend of Mina Murrey, albeit their strikingly different attitudes toward life and love – Lucy is adored by three men and her greatest bother appears which one to choose as a husband. The affairs get truly complicated when one…

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    Gender Roles In Ex Machina

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    However, this intelligence is merely a component of the femme fatale trope, which the two AIs embody. In storytelling the femme fatale is depicted as out for herself and often outsmarts the heroes by wrapping them around her fingers, becoming deception incarnate. Some argue that these qualities of sexuality and evil empower women, and in this case…

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    Carrie And Heathers Essay

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    from Carrie used her abilities to do good, while Veronica from Heathers used her abilities to do more harm. In the end, did they didn’t stop the bullying. The ultimate sacrifice in both stories is that both boyfriends died helping these popular femme fatales accomplish their…

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    expression of one’s thoughts and feelings.” My rhetor even adds pictures in his diary. In conclusion, my creative text was written in the form of diaries and letters. The style and tone if full of darkness and crime. Characters are anti-hero and femme fatale, which represents noir genre. I set the place in Los Angeles because it’s a key place represents crime and noir. One new thing I’ve learned from noir genre is that writers love to use complex narrative time and space to strengthen audiences…

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    Greek and Egyptian Greek Numismatic – Hellenic Style o Tyldesley states that Cleopatra may have intended for her coins to portray her in such a matter so that she would not be viewed as a soft ruler. o Cleopatra Cyprus Coin with Cleo and Caesarian, Cleo is depicted as Aphrodite. o These coins can be divided into two types A typical Ptolemaic queen Romanized coins show Cleo and Mark she appears in a somewhat diminished light here as she is not depicted as an independent ruler. Statues Show…

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    regale us with tale of lust, plotting and murder, taking the form of a confession into his Dictaphone. Neff’s saga begins as he visits the house of Mr. Dietrichson to discuss an insurance policy renewal. There he meets Phyllis Dietrichson, the “femme fatale” of the story, and an instant attraction is palpable. Phyllis, taking advantage of Neff’s flirtations, lays the groundwork for what will come to pass; the illegal purchase of an insurance policy on her husband. Neff quickly catches on to…

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    Andrew Milner cites Laura Mulvey and her idea of the Male gaze and Scopophilia in his article Darker Cities. Mulvey believes that in film, audiences have to view characters that are often female from the perspective of a heterosexual male. Certain features of Male Gaze includes the camera lingering on the curves of the female body and events which occur to women are presented largely in the context of a man’s reaction to these events. Milner in his article talks about Ridley Scott’s film Blade…

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    Billboard Research Paper

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    the outfit is also holding a so-called Women in Music event. Running on its 11th installment for this year, Billboard is into giving huge regards to the women who made it and will make it on the course of their careers, empowering more and more femme fatales to come out of their shells and show the world who they are as passionate singers. True enough, the industry requires women power to make the wheel spin and with many female performers dominating the scene, it’s quite righteous for them to…

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    Final Cut Vs Blade Runner

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    seemingly has a checklist of characters that populate these gritty stories including “an investigator (often a detective), the investigator 's doppleganger (a double representing his dark side), a corrupt authority figure, and women who are either femme fatales or redeemers. The only sense of morality exists within the investigator who attempts to survive in an amoral and unstable society” (Doll and Fuller 91). The film includes all of these character types and yet as a neo noir updates the…

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