The Pale

Clint Eastwood’s “Pale Rider” is about a mysterious Preacher, played by Eastwood himself, who becomes the hero for the modest people of Carbon Canyon who are under the threat of Coy LaHood, a mining superpower. The film starts with LaHood’s men riding through Carbon Canyon and terrorizing its citizens. After the attack, the town is damaged and devastated. The people of Carbon Canyon are afraid of LaHood because he controls most of the land around them; the only one he doesn’t control is Carbon…

Based in Tampa bay, Florida a self-taught illustrator, Chris Parks is visual artist and the creator of the moniker, Pale Horse. Parks’ works are deeply detailed illustrations that intertwine high-levels of graphic designing and striking bold, colorful characteristics. Chris Parks, who also goes by the name Pale Horse, recently created a range of artwork. In the following artworks each has its own characteristic and can seem different from one another; the artwork in all has an overall theme…

This article begins with a hypothetical story of discovering a watch on a heath. Paley describes the watch in great detail; the coiled elastic springs, the flexible chain, a series of wheels, etc. He explains how they work together, what they are composed of, and how each aspect of this hypothetical watch is how it is for a reason. The wheels are brass to avoid rusting, the springs are steel because no other metal is so elastic, the face of the watch is glass to protect the watch while the time…

In today’s society we are constantly being pulled and prodded towards new products that are being advertised to say that they will be beneficial to our lives. In the end, they really do not. The truth being we are persuaded though many different channels. Some of the channels that are used can be entirely nonverbal. The artifact that I chose is the Budweiser’s 2015 ‘Lost Dog’ Super Bowl Commercial Found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWeKtqWc2EA. The commercial took us through many…

If you live in America you have probably seen the famous Budweiser Clydesdale commercials come across the TV screen once or twice. The beautiful horses’ trotting around with their white hoofs perfectly composed just makes you want to have an ice-cold Budweiser beer. On the other hand, Bud Light’s new slogan “The perfect beer for whatever happens” tries to portray a party like lifestyle for anyone who’s wiling to give it a try. In fact, the largest brewing company in the United States, Anheuser-…

Jacob Ammerman Writing and Rhetoric September 14, 2017 Threshold Writing #1 Budweiser “Friends Are Waiting” Commercial Coming home to your best buddy is enough reason to never drink and drive. Budweiser shows this effectively in one of their commercials labeled, “Friends Are Waiting.” Their target audience could be American audiences who are 21 and older but it could also be anyone who is eventually going to be 21. If they can persuade a teenager into valuing their brand, eventually when that…

One of the best films of 2014, "Pale Moon" is also a great specimen of contemporary Japanese cinema. Based on the novel "Kami no Tsuki" by Mitsuyo Kakuta, the film tells the story of Rika Umezawa, a timid woman in her forties, who lives with her husband, although they do not have any children. She works part-time at a bank doing house calls to sell bonds and other banking products and, in general, lives an utterly conventional life. However, once she convinces Kozo Hirabayashi, a slightly…

In Merle Temple’s (2018), A Ghostly Shade of Pale, the book tells the story of Temple’s career as an undercover Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics agent during the 1970s at the height of the war on drugs. Although the names and some of the places have been changed to protect the identities of former agents and criminals, this book has a lot of strengths and weaknesses. Some of the most notable strengths are the settings or locations, because it is based in Mississippi, which for Mississippi…

After a long night of discussing pack business, Bailey and his brothers head over to their local diner to grab some food. Bailey, the youngest of the four Alphas realizes the new waiter there, Jeremy, is his mate, and a human. With things happening in the pack, Bailey also has to woo and protect his mate at the same time when Jeremy's homophobic stepfather shows up in town intent on dragging him back home to fix him. After the stepfather attacks someone at the diner, he is arrested. Now Bailey…

Also, the audio of the toad and Pale Man scenes help intensify the story. The audio elements accentuate the monstrous characteristics. When Ofelia enters the tree, she is breathing heavily. There are ambient noises from the bugs on the frog’s skin (Del Toro). Also, there is ambient noise at the beginning of the Pale Man scene. When Ofelia walks, her shoes hit the floor. In the distant, babies scream as the portraits of slaughtered children are shown. The cracking of firewood is audible when the…