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    “I believe in Harvey dent.” (Loeb J. and Sale T. 1996-1997). In “Two-face: part one” begins with a figure cloaked in shadows flipping a coin into the air with a sinister message for the District Attorney: “it’s time”. Harvey wakes up to his aide Carlos repeating the same words as the man in the shadows notifying that a raid on a building owned by the notorious gangster Rupert Thorne is about to commence. With Batman’s help, the GCPD is able to arrest some of Throne’s goons, although when one of Thorne’s goons threatens Harvey and kicks mud onto his white suit, he triggers Harvey’s alternative personality Big Bad Harv. Encircled by TV crews, Commissioner Gordan prevents Harvey from doing any real damage to his reputation, although there is obviously something wrong with Harvey, he has a switch that’s being easier and easier to switch. At a Bruce Wayne-funded fundraiser for Harvey’s campaign to become reelected, Bruce notices that Big Bad Harv could become a serious problem when Harvey is informed that Thorne’s goons were released from custody. When Harvey turns on his aide unsuspecting and innocent Carlos and then he turns on Bruce who is only trying to calm him down, but he is finally calmed down by his fiancé Grace who comes to Harvey’s aid.…

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    Summary: The Dark Knight

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    Title: The Dark Knight Film Origin The Dark Knight was released in 2008 as the sequel to Batman Begins, as well as the second movie in The Dark Knight Trilogy. The inspiration to the film was when director Christopher Nolan researched the original introductions of popular villains from the comic book, including the Joker and Two-Face. Summary of the film As the sequel to Batman Begins, Batman, Harvey Dent (the newly elected District Attorney), and Lieutenant James Gordon continue their fight…

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    Authors have to employ various techniques in their writing to convey their message to the reader. However, comic book authors face an extra struggle. Having little text and few pages, they have to manipulate their images and the way the text appears to get their message across. The author of Batman the Dark Knight: Trapped by the Scarecrow portrays the complexity of the characters, the motives for their actions, and their similarity through his dark illustrations, frequency of text use, and…

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    suicide against the judge, the commissioner and the prosecutor. After, Joker knows Batman main objective is to save his girlfriend Rachel, Joker starts attacking Rachel. Batman and Rachel decided to leave everything to the Gotham city justice, so they can make a normal life together as Bruce Wayne and Rachel and abandon Batman character. This way Batman gain more fame and is recognize as a superhero. Bruce Wayne decides to come again as Batman and fights with Joker and Harvey Dent (Two Face),…

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    of responsibility according to the relationship with producer but I can guess that Christopher Nolan was in the position that controlled everything because of the success of . Tim Burton’s has a happy ending that Gotham City regains peace after the death of the Joker but overcame this typical moral theme that justice and triumph over evil. In a superficial view, it seems like the Batman (good) repulsed the Joker (evil). However, there is the last scene of the Joker that he is hanging upside…

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    The Dark Knight Neo Noir

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    Robbie Abraham 5/18/17 The Dark Knight Neo Noir Challenge Commentary on dark and light. Neo-noir, unlike classic noir, does not require darkness to be dark. Instead, the darkness resides in the shadows cast by daylight. Director Christopher Nolan doesn’t rely on the darkness in all his films, but The Dark Knight still heavily relies on ideas about dark and light. We see this in its name (The Dark Knight), but also in the film’s sometimes harsh lighting and in the inversion of what…

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    Heath Ledger Meaning

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    of how batman should look and feels and he does capture the character persona. Heath Ledger is one of the reason why this movie is one of the best movies of the 2000’s. Heath Ledger’s performance as the joker outstanding and just phenomenal and Heath really does capture the persona and feel and vibe The Joker has to it’s character and his performance was so good that he won an academy award for best supporting role in a movie. Gary Oldman he plays detective James Gordon and he does a great job…

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    Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde As one walks down the street, passerbyers often decide whether one is good or evil just by someone’s physical appearance or how they present themselves. This isn't just a concept in today's society, it’s been this way for centuries. In Robert Louis Stevenson's mystery novella, “Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” the author illustrates good and evil through the characters of Mr. Hyde and Dr Jekyll. The use of physical and personality descriptions in Stevenson's work is said to…

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    The blocking of Harvey on the left side of the screen foreshadows that Harvey will take on the ways of the Joker, and the Joker above him to the right, signifies that the Joker is in power and is manipulating Harvey’s morality to perceive that the Joker’s beliefs represent good. The lack of lighting on Harvey’s face also foreshadows his turn to darkness and evil. Their civilian costuming suggests that chaotic morals are inside all people, it just takes the correct stimulus to bring them out. The…

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    In these panels, she touches her purse and feels a gift which she bought for her son using the money earned from tips. The narration shows that Margaret is more than just a miserable and meaningless civilian. These panels now feature more detail within Margaret’s character than it does with the backgrounds. It’s especially clear with the amount of detail in Margaret’s face on the panels in which she is smiling. This emphasizes her feelings of love and joy for reader, ultimately giving her more…

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