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    marvelous. The story line of each play was clear. I understood what was going on the whole time. The storylines of these plays were also very interesting. I followed along with each play and felt as though I was apart of the cast. From what I know the cast must be comfortable with the stage. They must use hand movements and their tone of voice to impress the audience, along with keeping the audience on board with what goes on. I felt the cast of these plays were very comfortable with the stage. They did an amazing job of keeping me awake and “on track” with what was going on. As I said before with the play Lovely Muse, my emotions were “in sync” with the characters play. I felt “in sync” emotionally throughout these plays. The characters really had me attentive. Furthermore, these plays all had a powerful meaning behind them and that made my experience very pleasant. I loved “the lessons behind the plays.” They made the storyline of each play meaningful to me. It reminded me of children being prepared for the future with silly stories. In one play it showed what highschool is like, Four Stalls, and in another it shows what a simple mistake could do to a person, Catharsis, and last but not least a hell, The Devils are Here. All these plays have a connection to life, which had an effect on me. It was perfect first experience due to it being mainly about…

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    each other and go beyond themselves to make each other happy. In the end there is a similar way of them showing how much they care for each other. While reading this book I noticed that Noah comes from a rough lifestyle just like Sparks did as a child. I can relate to the idea of not being able to communicate to somebody who you care for after spending a summer with them. While reading I noticed the story started out with less background than I expected. That 's a weakness because the reader…

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    In the story, Krebs is narrated to be a depressed and somber person who has lost his ambitions in life after returning from World War I. As I have discussed, the storyline is mostly unchanged in the movie version. Besides the addition of Kenner and the dance that Krebs goes to. I think that Kenner and the dance were both good additions to the storyline. Because Krebs did not go into as much detail about his feelings on women in the movie, the dance scene served to show that Krebs was unwilling…

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    how to do so. So Dustin called Mr Clarke asking for instruction. After a few minutes of persuading, Mr Clarke told Dustin the steps. The director’s purpose of using the character archetype of donor is that the audience may develop a personal identity with Mr Clarke. By having a personal identity with a character the audience engages more and therefore focus’ on what contribution Mr Clarke had. By Mr Clarke giving Dustin the information to make a sensory deprivation tank, it allows the story…

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    Horror Films

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    Carrying on this point my film will also include bringing in real life situations that many people fear to create twisted and horrifying storylines out of them. This gives them the sense of ‘What if this was to happen to me?’ or ‘Could this really happen?’ This allows the audience to feel an even greater fear as this story line could follow very realistic story lines. Also bringing in the last point which says “a bad or mischievous person, especially a child.” This is a very important feature in…

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    Summary Of The Storyline Billy McMahon (Vince Vaughn) and Nick Campbell (Owen Wilson) are looking for jobs after losing their positions as salesmen when their employer falls out of business. Billy applies for an internship at Google for both of them, and they are accepted because of their “out of the box” interview answers, despite a lack of experience; they are the only interns not of traditional age. They spend the summer competing in teams against other interns in a variety of tasks. Only…

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    Coherency Storylines Reaction Few people will disagree with the fact that our educational system has issues. The Oklahoma Department of Education has been making changes in an attempt to create a more successful education system. Although, the Education Department may have pure motives, the multiple standards are often complicated and confusing. On their website, you can find links to resources and a guide to the standards. There is also a link for Coherency Storylines on the website.…

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    Storylines Against The Truth “False facts are highly injurious to the progress of science, for they often endure long; but false views, if supported by some evidence, do little harm, for every one takes a salutary pleasure in proving their falseness,” Charles Darwin once said. This quote highlights the importance of learning anything in a proper manner and how false facts have no foundation and are not necessary. Darwin expresses how learning should be done through hard and true facts and not…

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    The episode “Celebration” from Knot’s Landing perfectly executes on the concept of TV serials using blocking and weaving to tell their story. Blocking and weaving is all about how the writers block the characters and their story, and then weave the characters into the other characters storylines. The story of the episode is all centered around Ciji’s big performance at the restaurant Daniel, unfortunately she doesn’t show up and we later discover that she is dead on the beach. This is the end of…

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    Group indicate that mental health storylines on soap operas is having a positive impact on the public by encouraging them to discuss taboo issues openly or even seek medical help. Anti-stigma campaign Time to Change confirms that producers are moving away from…

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