Number Two Effect

Cornelia mainly uses in visual imagery to help the reader picture about what's going on. To help describe the story is using similes and metaphors; using that kind of figurative language helps the reader relate to what she’s describing at that time. Moreover, Funke writes, “the sturdy wall around the top of the well fell apart like a set of dominoes…” (Book page 267). Cornelia Funke uses a simile for the reader to picture what’s going on so they can understand the scene better, and also using that example it can relate to the audience since dominoes is a very popular game and most people know what it is. When the author uses visual elements, it can describe the characters and settings, because utilizing visual words can describe an entity or verb, avails the reader understand the scene better. Withal, color avails the story for symbolic reasons, Funke may describe the setting colors to set the mood of the scene as a good inditer would do. “Spotted sulfur-yellow coat and bright catlike eyes,” (Novel pg 834) was a description she used for describing a character and also with the mood for making it more perky to show the mood is mor3e positive at this time. While using sound as a symbol on what the author is describing she also uses visual

We can observe the selection of blue color symbolizing melancholy in these scenes. Also, during the film, another color scene, this time yellow, can be seen, reflecting madness, insecurity, and obsessive by these scenes in the jury and streets. The catastrophic events, scenography and audio incremented the tension of every scene and complemented the facial expressions in the characters, creating a circle of the dramatic tension in the movie.

On my poster the color purple shows up multiple times in the text to show the reader a back round message. The color purple is an archetype that represents the un natural and supernatural. One of the supernatural occurrences in the poem is when the narrator states “ And the silken sad uncertain rustling of each purple curtain thrilled me” in the quote that color purple shows up. After those curtains shook in the wind supernatural things occurred. I used this color in my poster because many supernatural events occur throughout the play. In my blurb I used the word “mystic” to describe the sound of the echo. The word mystic defines as often relating

In the first song the text is reminiscent of earlier days in May, and the protagonist declares his love for a particular woman. Schumann’s ambiguous key structure gives the listener a feel that the piece never settles. Aus meinen Träuen spiressen the protagonist continues to profess his love and shows a little frustration in the phrase und meine Seufzwer warden ein Nachtigallenchor (And my sighs will be a nightingale choir). Schumann’s tonality begins to stabilize during this movement, provided by a simple chordal accompaniment allowing the vocal line to show and express the feelings of the text. The third movement relates the woman figure to beautiful images in nature such as the rose, the lily, the dove and the sun and finally professes that she is the one. The first three movements of this cycle set the initial tone and illustrate the protagonist’s love for this

The artist uses color by mixing blue, white,yellow and brown which are mostly cool colors are used. The artist uses white and yellow creating a spiral effect and draws attention to the sky. The artist uses dark blues and greens to complement with touches of mint green showing the reflection of the moon. The artist uses rich colors of the night and which corresponds with the true character of this Starry Night whereby colors are used to show emotion.

15. "Blue patches of sky" is representative of the characters sense of hope. When her husband was said to be dead she saw an entire future ahead of her. The clear sky is representative of her dreams.

The Coen brothers decided to color correct the entire movie by adding Sepia filter. All the settings looked like they were in a drought or had dying flora. The music in the movie was all in the styles of old folk, gospel, and blues. Near the beginning of the movie a song called “Big Rock Candy Mountain” played. This was a satirical folk song about a land where one does not have to work. This song was popular in the 1930’s because it was an escape from the pains of the real world and a reminder of the happier past. The blues was also big during this time because the public can relate to the pain and sadness of the song. Gospel music gave hope to the

The color scheme of the piece could be called monochromatic. A large majority of the piece is simply the different shades of brown and orange that are used for the lions and the rocks. However, Sir Peter Rubens decides to add a bright red colored cloth behind Daniel in order to add variety and interest to the viewer.

Much of the song has no end line punctuations, and each sentence flows into the next. Along with that we get a sense of imagery from the lines of the poem. The narrator explains what the characters are seeing in way that depicts a certain image in the audience’s minds. I find that though the techniques used are adequate they are not completely effective. Rather, I think that it is the form it takes on that gives it the substance and power it needs.

     The music is appropriated to the visual images. When George is thinking about his daughter is going to leave him, it has background music of ¡§My Girl¡¨, and the lyric fits his feeling. The film uses narration, George tells what is going to be happened and defines the places. It is effective because the story is very realistic and the language is funny.

Critically argue whether the better-than-average effect has overall positive or negative implications to individuals and/or society.

While the City life is crowded with transport, people, tall, tightly spaced buildings and the pollution the urban community live in. The city lives are dealt with violence, greed and criticism of the people. The dull colour of scene where people are rushing to reach their destination and the heavy and quick pace of the music has change dramatically from the opening scene as the changes is when Rachel and Samuel got on the train to go and visit her sister in the city. As the train starts to travel you could hear a great change of music from calm and soothing music to a rush and mysterious sound of the music with this it tries to tell us that Rachel and Samuel are travelling for the first time out of their comfort zone of their home into a world that is strange and unknown to them.

     The mood of these two pieces is remarkable in that color does not play as great

This variation and symbolism of colors are used extensively throughout the movie, and allows for a more effective and accurate method in delivering the messages and themes intended. In a way, Anderson is not just telling a story, but he is also painting a picture for the viewers to enjoy on the screen. For instance, extensive use of soft pastels and muted undertones create a dreamlike look to the hotel and objects (the cake box, funicular, Mendl’s uniform & vehicle, etc), clearly distinguished from the other parts in the film. The poetic and impeccable pastel-toned look of the hotel, mostly pink and purple, resembles of a doll’s house: peaceful, and fairytale-like. Not only that, it is comparable in appearance with the graceful pink packages of Mendl’s Patisserie. On that note, the scene that stands out in terms of a strong color contrast is when Gustav is in prison and shares the cake with the other inmates. When he cuts the cake with the “throat slitter”, the soft rosy box of Mendl’s stand out from the gloomy color schemes of the prison. Not only that, the box is placed in the very middle, thereby emphasizing the objet using the “rule of thirds”; composition aspect of mise-en-scene. Also, the director strikes the audience with vivid colors, when in need of reinforcement of the theme or highlighting an essential scene. When Agatha and Dmitri board on the elevator when holding painting, there exists a powerful contrast: between Agatha wearing beige-toned outfit with hairs impeccably braided reminiscent of an angel, Dmitri with all black long coat and messy mustache signifying the dark and the evil (also, wearing the armband similar to that of Hitler), and the elevator guy wearing a vibrant purple uniform. The costumes, which are also a significant part of décor, therefore convey the audience in

The song ends abruptly and as it does it links with the editing as "Paris, 1900" appears on the screen to inform the audience of the time and place it is set. This shot then dissolves into a much darker shot, informing the audience that maybe this film isn't about the celebration of love, and that something sinister is going to happen, the sound also links well with this as it is quite melancholy, this song signifies to the audience that the story beginning to unfold is a tragic one. The character singing is directly addressing the audience as he narrates the story through song, and the contrast between the sound here and the sound in the previous shot is extremely noticeable as it is much more depressing. It is known as parallel sounds as it matches the action in the shot and emphasized by the morose characters and the shadowy lighting.