How To Raise The Red Lantern

Fantasy and science-fiction have always been a favorite genre of mine. I love the world building and getting immersed in an alternate world. Red Rising, Pierce Brown's debut sci-fi series, delivered on that immersion and adventure. It is

The women were able to take off their red scarves to represent them taking a stand against the men. They are trying to become independent and unique. The male soloist is wearing a red shirt to show that he is becoming different to the other males. Red is the inferior colour which could symbolise him becoming more like the women and less masculine than the other men.

In the novel, Red felt what he was doing as a husband was not enough for his father-in-law. Although he did everything that was asked of him in order to be that best husband, it was not good enough. He felt the need that he

In September 2001, The Novel of Red Dog written by Louis de Bernières was written to tell the wonderful real story of Red Dog who travelled around the world to find his long lost master, John. In February 2011, that Novel was turned into a film written by Daniel Taplitz, directed by Kriv Stenders and produced by Nelson Woss and Julie Ryan. Many people believe that novels are better than films as you can treasure you book but movies use the plot, characters and settings to bring life to the pages.

The story of the Haunting Hill House and Rose Red have some common. The beginning of Haunting Hill House, Dr. Montague’s true passion lies in his study of supernatural phenomena. All of his life he has been searched for a truly Haunting Hill House, His searches leads to him The Haunting of Hill House. Dr. Montague founds some personal papers that has been left behind by the family that built Hill House, It was some paper that was eighty years ago so after this papers Dr. Montague everything went easy for him and realized that he found what is the real thing. So Dr. Montague decided to study the Haunting of Hill House since this house is haunted.

Red Rising introduces us to Darrow, a sixteen-year-old miner who toils deep in the mines of Mars a few hundred years in the future. In Darrow's world, humanity has spread across the solar system, and has been organized into a strict caste system of colors, with Gold at the top and Red at the bottom. Darrow is a Red, but he is making the most of his hard life in the mines. He is good at his work. He has a beautiful wife Eo (they get married young and die young down in the mines) and though the Reds live in abject poverty, they are a proud tough clan. They appreciate songs and drink and family. They also hold on to the idea that they are sacrificing for the good of humanity at large. They have been told that they are pioneers on Mars, making the planet habitable through their hard lives mining helium-3, and some day the surface of the planet will be able to support life thanks to their efforts. Some day, the other colors will join them on Mars.

Red Scarf Girl, a non-fiction memoir by Ji-Li Jiang, is a novel about a girl named Jiang Ji-Li and her family suffering through the consequences of the Cultural Revolution in Shanghai, China. Throughout her journey, Jiang Ji-Li is faced with many conflicts and difficulties. One of the hardships Jiang Ji-Li has to deal with is her class status. Her family is classified as a “black” family, meaning they are against the communist party and held on to the old traditions known as “four olds.” Jiang Ji-Li struggles with deciding to follow the leader of China, Chairman Mao, and betray her loved ones, or continue to be persecuted but be true to her family. Moreover, she is prevented from joining special school actives, such as speaking at the Class

The book was written by Thomas Rawls in 1961. The movie was made by Norman Tokar, and was made in 1974. In the book he wanted hunting dogs, so he worked several jobs and saved enough money and bought two coon hounds. Coming back a bunch of kids picked a fight with him until the sheriff came. He named the two dogs Ann and Dan. He soon entered a coon hunting competition. Where little Ann won the best looking hound contest. Billy went to win the gold cup and the money. Until a tragic death when old Dan and Ann fought a mountain lion. The mountain lion cut open dan pretty good. Which lead to his death. After that little ann died of depression and managed to use the last bit of energy to carry herself next to old Dans

Brett Ratner’s better-known films was Red Dragon. This 2002 film serves as a prequel to

The scene I chose for doing my diorama is when Brady finds his dads cordless drill while cleaning out the bathhouse by the dock for Mrs.DiAngelo. This is a very important part of the story because this is where Brady really finds out what happened to the kayak and why Ben died. In this part of the book Brady is working for Mrs.DiAngelo for the summer. She went to Washington to go visit her husband and talk to him about the new baby that is coming. Mrs.DiAngelo asks Brady to clean up the bathhouse by the dock for her since it is a mess. Brady goes down and starts cleaning. He is cleaning and then he finds his dads cordless drill. He is wondering why it’s here, he never brought it over there nor did the DiAngelo’s ever borrow it. Then

Where a Red Fern Grows is an adventurous tale about a young boy who is determined in owning two red-bone hunting dogs. Billy Coleman tells the story about his childhood memories, living on a farm with his Mama, Papa, and three sisters, and wanting two hounds that he can go hunting with. The movie follows the inseparable trio as they play throughout the Ozarks Mountains in Oklahoma as they try to tree the “ghost coon,” compete in the annual coon-hunting contest, and bravely fight mountain lions. Through these adventures, Billy realizes the true meaning behind a dog and his best friend in the time of the Great Depression.

Little Red Riding Hood is a fairytale known worldwide about an innocent little girl and a big bad wolf, or so it seems. Deeper investigation into the hidden meanings of this age-old ever changing fairy tale reveals many different tales all together; where the character’s true intentions and character traits might surprise you. Little Red Riding Hood can be traced back to the 10th century. One of the oldest documented versions originated from Italy by Italio Calvino, called The False Grandma.

Raise The Red Lantern is a film that follows the story of Songlian, a young university student forced to become the concubine of a feudal lord after the death of her father. Songlian is the fourth mistress to the Master and has the most trouble assimilating to the domestic life of servitude that is expected of her. The harsh traditions and expectations present in the manor are made clear through Yimou Zhang’s use of framing. The vastness of the manor is assumed however Zhang choses to show limited areas neatly framed in geometric symmetry. Characters in the shot are always framed within a structure of the manor and placed carefully in each frame so not to disturb the symmetry and order in each shot. The precision of the camera visually represents the restrictions placed on the mistresses and how Songlian feels trapped in her new life.

The movie The Red Violin is a drama written and directed by filmmaker Francois Girard, which follows the history of a mysterious and intriguing musical instrument over the span of 300 years. Francois Girard got the idea for the movie from events involving the legendary red Mendelssohn, a 1720 Antonio Stradivari violin which was purchased in 1990 by the grandfather of celebrated musician and heiress, Elizabeth Pitcairn (Fricke, 2010). The story is artfully and elegantly put together, and although the story is fictional the plot portrays what could be realistic characters, settings and life situations. There are some flaws in the movie however, but the entertaining qualities more than makes up for them.

The movie is about a street peasant that is moving around the ficticious streets of an arabian city. He is trying to sell things and pulls out an oil lamp and makes claims that it has changed the life of a young boy. The peasant then begins the story.