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The effectiveness of the show comes four different kinds of performance, these include everyday life, business, technology and sex. Rhimes incorporates each and everyone one of these performances in every episode. Depending on the storyline of the episode, each character will perform one of these actions. A good example of all these actions working together is in season one, episode two, “Dirty Little Secrets”. “Olivia Pope's client Sharon Marquette is a madam in Washington, D.C. Marquette has…

Nights, there is not a single black hero in either the Syrian or the Bulaq versions. According to The Arabian Nights Encyclopedia: ‘Black people almost without exception serve as negative stereotype’ in The Arabian Nights p 500 The Arabian Nights’ frame story begins with the Persian kings’-Shahryar and his brother- anger of the black African slaves, who betray them with the queens. Thus, the motive for narrating the tales of the Arabian Nights is the queens’ unfaithfulness, inflamed by the…

The twentieth century was an exciting period in European architectural history, it was a period of Modernism development. The early part of the period was focused on an approach by a group of architects who desired to reflect historical precedents and develop something completely new during their time. Instead of focusing on the traditional architecture such as ornaments, the architects during that time created a new aesthetic look using new materials and new structural approaches. This time of…

NASA has had its share of disasters when it comes to the space program. In the past, two space shuttles fell victim to politics which ended in tragedy. According to Bolman and Deal (2008), they reported that the U.S. space shuttle Columbia was descending to earth from space when astronauts begin receive numerous emergency signals from the instrument panel of the spacecraft. Sadly, all on board died in the disastrous explosion (Bolman & Deal, 2008). Many years earlier, the space shuttle…

American furniture company Herman Miller that was originally manufactured between 1956 and 1961. It is considered the most iconic of all modernist sofas (Fleisher 2009). It was produced in two sizes from 1956 to 1961, and consists of a metal chromatic frame with round discs of covered foam, a sustainable and conservative way to incorporate different materials to create an effective furniture piece. It was so effective, in fact, that in the smaller of the two sizes it was produced in, it was…

The second edition of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, published in 1831, recalls the ambition of Victor Frankenstein, an ardent lover of natural sciences and the creator of the creation, to reanimate life. In the novel, Shelley includes three male narrators telling their perspectives on the events that occur. Initially, Robert Walton, a man who has the desire to discover a quick route to the North Pole, explains his goal through a series of letters to his sister, Margaret Saville. It is through…

The light here acts the manifestation of innocence and its naivetés in the scene as Ruby unintentionally allows the preacher to leave the frame without being detected. As common element in the movie throughout, candlelight according Callou could only be used through the experimentation of Tri-X filming which was used to convey Laughten, the director, “fairytale” vision for the movie (43).…

to take a shower so she went into her room and closed the door. As I was going to my room down the dark hall I notice a glimps of light coming from Elly’s door frame. It turns out that her door frame was crooked, allowing any passerby who was walking into the hall to see inside her room through a small opening between her door and door frame. If she…

The play Ubudoda uses frames of the Actor/character, audience and space to portray a flowing series of events. The use of all these frames in a production helps to create a play that allows people playing each individual frame to interpret it differently. Ubudoda is a majority Xhosa play that explores the notion of what it is to be a man. It explores this core theme through Luyanda. Luyanda is coming back to South Africa after many years of studying in the United Kingdom. His reason for…

“She wiped the frame that was clouded with moisture (X.J. Kennedy & Dana Gioia 106). In another instance of the story Chopin describes, “The growl of the thunder was distant and passing away” (X.J. Kennedy & Dana Gioia 108). This implies that as the storm was ending so too was their moment of love. While the weather has a lot to do with the atmosphere of this piece of work, weather is another factor that has a lot to do with the setting of a…