Ruby Moon Analysis

Matt Cameron 's, Ruby Moon, is an award-winning contemporary Australian playwright and screenwriter based in Melbourne which depicts a uniquely Australian landscape; employing the conventions of the Australian Gothic Theatrical style (Queensland Theatre Company, 2009).

"Although there was evening brightness showing through the windows of the bunkhouse, inside it was dust". This shows that the light tries to get in but never manages to penetrate the darkness. This is important to the themes of the story because workers' hope for a future farm is just like the light while the cruel reality is like the darkness. Their efforts to realize this plan is just like the light trying to penetrate the darkness, but their dream

The Full Moon has been given distinctive names throughout the year by numerous cultures. to name a few of these cultures are Old English, Celtic, and New Guinea and Chinese. The Full Moon names were applied to classify the entire month during which each occurred as with the Native American tribes.

Blackness from the centre of the stage began to grow outwards as their argument became more heated symbolising their deteriorating marriage and the lies within it. Alternatively, it could have represented her growing suspicion of her adulterous husband. This use of symbolism helped me understand the anger and frustration the characters felt therefore allowing me to sympathise with them and further enhanced the tension between the couple. What I thought was exceptionally effective was the lightning sound effect alongside flashes of white light as pathetic fallacy to further emphasise the intensity of the

Nervousness rises as the characters become more paranoid and suspicious of what they call ‘the others’ in their house. The usage of light is particularly significant in the bedroom scene where both Anne and Nicholas are in twin beds sleeping, when ‘Victor’ who is seemingly messing around with the curtains suddenly awakes Anne. Anne quickly wakes up Nicholas to tell him ‘Victor’ has opened the curtains. In result of the curtains being open we can now see the children’s face and the audience can’t see anything in the background apart from shadows due to the

The contrast between light and dark is repeated in many aspects of the scene. A cold toned light illuminates stage left while the rest of the stage is dark, forming focus which intensifies the scene. The cold light is coupled with the lightning and fog which not only represents Dracula’s aim but fashions the setting of Lucy’s room, through the formation of the cold and stormy weather outside her window, and foreshadows Dracula’s arrival, which builds tension of expected. A trapdoor behind the window landing allows for Skubij to appear suddenly producing a contrast of visuals that shows his inhumane side and shifts the tension into tension of unexpected. The juxtaposition of red blood against Lucy’s white nightie represents her losing her innocence and purity and shows her as the dark. The red blood against Dracula’s pale skin emphasises his longing to be with someone and portrays him as the light. The contrast of the two characters, symbolising light and dark, and their movements along with lighting and sound establishes place and shapes tension that drives the fear of

This shows the reader how frightened the characters are due to their setting since it is dark and they do not know their way around the

A prime example of the lighting is how Daniel Plainview always appears darker than the other characters. This creates a mood to make Plainview seem more like an antagonist because he is a darker, or lower level character. An example of this is when he is making the deal with Eli’s brother at the beginning of the story to take over some land for extra cheap. An example of the lighting going up to create a protagonist is Eli preaching and seeing everyone out of the church. Eli is meant to be a good so it is very bright and cheerful. The sound also helps with suspense and with the setting such as the very beginning; the music creates a feeling of isolation and never getting out if Plainview were to get hurt in the

The brick walls represent a sense of restriction or limitation, or of being symbolically imprisoned for some unreal or real felony. Even though both of them are separated, they still manage to break the restriction of distance and fall in love. I used the empty space because it implies peacefulness of the soul and loss of belief. This is manifested through Bernard’s loss of faith and conversion. Also, night can symbolize the idea of something being empty, boundless, and often remorseful. Even when the letter is literally set during the day, night may be invoked. Night’s remorse appears through Bernard’s letters more often than Frances’. In classic literature, light is often synonymous with love, especially the overwhelming power of the physical emotion. This is especially why I preferred to use the lamb light exactly underneath Frances, since she is that character who once did not believe in such thing as

“MoonMoonTheGoat” is the name of a player I have created in the game NBA 2K18. It is a basketball video game that allows you to experience the league like nothing else and start the journey of being an all star. There are Multiple ways to play the game such as MyCareer where you start as a rookie in the league and slowly upgrade your player to become an all-time great, MyTeam where you collect players to form an ultimate lineup, and GM where you can manage a team handling their finances and trades. But of these game modes the most popular one is MyCareer because you can customize everything to your liking.

Carver may be suggesting to the reader that at one time the couple had a healthy and loving relationship, but it has been ruined in some way. However, lighting also is a signification part of the story. Carver makes the reader aware that it is getting dark not only 2 outside but inside as well. In the same way, the lack of light or darkness suggests a conflict or tension, because it becomes apparent when the reader sees both parents struggling with the baby.

The Wyrt Moon, also known as the Barley and Corn Moon, is a time of abundance, agriculture, and marriage. The fishing tribes are given credit for naming this Moon the Sturgeon Moon; (a large fish of the Great Lakes and other major bodies of water,) were most readily caught during this month. A few tribes knew it as the Red Moon because, as the Moon rises, it appears reddish through any sultry haze. This is the time to collect your magickal herbs and store them for the winter or share them with others. Remember to give an offering back to the Goddess for her generosity. At this time of the year, you might want to offer your magickal assistance to another to help someone else reap the benefits of the Earth’s abundance.

The moonstone is a gift to Rachel from Rachel uncle’s and her cousin franklin bring the the demons to put it in the bank until Rachel birthday’s. franklin feel in love with Rachel and Rachel also feel love with him but Godfrey also feel with her. When Rachel’s birthday is come, the bank brings the stone to Rachel’s home. Rachel wear the moonstone as necklace in her birthday. After that, Rachel put the moonstone in her room and she did not lock it. In the morning, all people in the house woke up and heard that the moon stone was stolen. The detective come to the Rachel’s home and he start searching about the thief but every one was in his place which makes him confused. The detective sees that there is some distortion on the Rachel’s door and

The light, or the lack of light in this play creates a world that perfectly fits with the play. Very dark issues related to fault, drug addiction, and sadness are present in this play. So, the lack of light give us the mood and the situations that the characters are walking through. It does not distract the audience, on the contrary, it helps it to focus on the plot. Lights were particular evocative in the scene with Odessa in the bathtub, the production wanted us to follow the storyline but watching Odessa at the same time. Light helped them to do that. Another scene where lights were particularly evocative were the scene in the bridge at the end of the play. In here, there was not lack of lights. In contrast, there was a lot of lights, which is a symbolic representation. The characters, Elliot and Jasmin particularly, were in the dark and now they are reaching the light, a new

The Frostbloods are very 'cold'people, in this case meaning mean. Ruby has to prove herself as not only a good-hearted Fireblood, but as a person that should be treated with respect. In the end they do warm up to her, but many still despise her. Ruby makes her way through problems, though the peoples cold hearts and will try to bring peace back to the Fireblood and Frostblood people. Her inspiring and awe struck journey will continue in Fireblood, Book two coming out in late