Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption

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    music. Red says, “…It was like some beautiful bird flapped into our drab little cage and made those walls dissolve away, and for the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free.” From this quote we can see that Andy reminds all the prisoners of the hope which was once forgotten. In the film, ‘Shawshank Redemption’, different film techniques were used to convey a deeper meaning than the surface story. Upon closer analysis the viewer can see that dialogue, music and symbolism…

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    A single story can be a devastating thing, not because it does not tell the truth, but that it only tells parts of the truth. Entire voices and experiences are erased in the face of a broad explanation, which is often easier to understand through its one-sided simplicity. The single story manifests itself through society in the form of harmful stereotypes of racial, ethnic, national and religious groups. However, literature allows us the opportunity to inspect and understand the way a single…

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    The Rita Hayworth poster symbolizes his hope for freedom. Red tells the reader “At the time I thought it was just embarrassment… But I think now that I was wrong. I think now that Andy’s excitement came from something else altogether.” Looking back, the reader is…

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    set him off. Carrie was bullied constantly from her classmates ,and after they had dumped pig blood on her at prom she goes psycho and uses he telekinetic powers to get her revenge on not just her classmates but the whole town. In Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, King shows his versatility by having his main character be inspired by hope and do what he can to accomplish his goals. He usually writes about the characters flaws coming out but, Andy Dufresne was all about getting out of…

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    In this week’s module, we looked at the comparison between Stephen King’s short story of Rita Hayworth Shawshank Redemption and Frank Darabont’s altered cinematic version. We are focusing in on how and why we believe theses changes were made. When analyzing the two forms, I noticed the major difference was mostly revolved around the characters. The first change I noticed was the character Brooks. In the short story, Brooks was a minor character, and the audience didn’t know exactly how he ended…

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    Today, posters are viewed as just an image, a display of the owner’s interests. In the Shawshank Redemption posters are more than just decorations, they are guardians and generators towards one’s soul and hope. While being stuck in a prison for a long period of time, it becomes one’s home, common ground. The outside world changes too fast, leaving the left behind dead. An example includes Brooks, one who has been in the prison nearly most of his life. He did not know how to keep up with the…

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