Spoiler Warning: Persona Five Palaces

Castles, palaces, and cathedrals are scattered across Europe. Each one possesses unique characteristics and architecture bearing resemblance of their time. Some castles incorporate Greek influence, roman or gothic influence in design. Other castles and palaces are surrounded by sculptures outside in the courtyard or include sculptures worshiped as an altarpiece. While any one of these things would serve to make an ordinary castle more elaborate there is one palace that possesses all of these: The Palace of Versailles in France. The Palace of Versailles has managed to incorporate classic architecture, exquisite sculptures, and amalgamated the old design with the newer design trends of the day.

Robinson Crusoe’s clothing was rather distinctive and unusual considering the fact that he was stranded on a desert island. One would assume that someone in such situation would be wearing torn and ripped clothes - if barely any clothes at all. It is clear, however, that it is important for Robinson Crusoe to be looking good even though he is stuck on an island and therefore has decided to create an outfit himself. He gives the impression that he wants to look like a person in charge, a ruler, someone of an upper status and given the situation that he is in the way that he looks might be the only possible way of doing so. The outfit is rather typical of the era that is known as colonial England; the way that they looked had a lot to say about social status and it was important for the upper class to be able to distinguish themselves from

Clothing has existed for many centuries and has evolved over time. At one time, clothes were made very simple; over time the stages of developing clothes has drastically changed. The design and style of clothes changed as well.

The clothing symbolises the imprint and effect people leave on the environment throughout their lives. This is a representation of now, although people may assume their actions have no consequences they will always have an imprint or effect on people, or the environment throughout

This is possibly to protect them from the rain but it also hides their faces and their eyes from the camera and from us, creating an impersonal atmosphere in conjunction with the harshness of the surroundings. We get a feeling that everyone hides from everyone else and human interpersonal interaction is limited to the bare necessity. Sometimes the style of clothing worn by characters tells us something about the characters themselves. For example the trenchcoat style garments worn by Deckard are a throwback to the ‘20s and ‘30s detective genre in film, and the responder instantly sees Deckard as such. There are times when the clothing worn gives us an insight into the themes of the film. When we first see meet Racheal (and we think she is a human), her outfit with geometric “power dressing” shape, the black hues and the perfect hair create an impression of power and efficiency, qualities that are valued in androids. The next time we meet her we see her in a fur coat and underneath, a soft white blouse. Then when she lets her hair down the transformation is complete. By now we know that she is a replicant and for a replicant to be so human is ironic when the ‘real’ humans don’t show such qualities. This irony elucidates the deteriorated nature of humanity very effectively.

The richer class believed “Clothing was a sign of importance and power.” (Stevenson, par 1) Nobles believed the amount of money they spent on their clothes determined the amount of authority they had. The more rich you were, the more people looked up to you. Chaucer writes about the Summoner “The better he looks the more successful he will be.” (Prentice Hall 113) Nobles such as the Summoner had extra money to spend on things like clothing. These people in the second estate dressed to impress more than dressing for comfort. Comfort did not apply to the nobles, because they had less work than the other estates. The nobles wanted to show their riches, so the bigger and brighter their clothing the

Although the motif of clothing is primarily used in the context of disguise, it is also used to refer to roles or titles. “Adieu,/ Lest our old robes sit easier than our new!”

The palace was a dangerous place to live as he was growing up it was common for people to come in and take whatever they wanted they would steal, cheat, murder and do anything they wanted because he could not stop them. When he became a teenager some of his less appealing qualities began to show and people started to

After it was ruined they fixed it into something even better, they put a cout in the center of the palace and then they had a throne room and at the bottom of the storage room was a couple of storage room’s. So that’s why when they destroyed it it made it better because they made something new out of it.

Second, we're not just trapped in any castellated abbey; we're trapped in Prince Prospero's castellated abbey. And Prince Prospero seems to be insane. Would you want to be locked up with him? Further, everything about the suite seems to reflect Prince Prospero's madness: the lack of alignment, the exaggerated color scheme, the creepy lighting effects, that really ghastly black room. At the very least that's enough to make us uncomfortable and a little weirded out. At the extreme – the ghoulish black room – it's actively

The Palace of Versailles, a great architecture feat that took 36,000 workers and 20 years to complete. A testament to Louis XIV power an ambition it shows the height of French baroque principles. As such, it should be noted that Louis XIV did establish the French classical baroque style that we see today. within the palace. As you first reach the palace, you will see the grandeur and the grandiose scale of the place. It is designed from outside to be shown as a place of higher superiority and class. But as you step inside you will see the elegance of the interior. With the interior. as the one shown in the place of Versailles, the elegant interior is shown to be one of the major important things to classify an architecture as baroque. Also,

The French Duke Saint-Simon (1675 to 1755) commented on how easy it was to see all the officials he needed because they were all located in one area. the palace contained about 350 living units varying in size, from multi-room apartments to spaces about the size of a small shop. The size and location of the room a person got depended on their rank and standing with the king. While the crown prince got an apartment on the ground floor, a servant may have nothing more than a space in an attic or a makeshift room behind a

The people who lived during the Elizabethan Era were not allowed to wear whatever they like or desired. Their Fashion choices had to be followed by a strict law! The English people chose to establish social classes by the colors they wore and this had an affect on costumes used in theatre. Queen Elizabeth I followed the sumptuary laws, which was only certain classes were consent to wear specific fabric and colors. Therefore in plays the actors could only wear certain colors for their costumes that displayed what role and class their character was in. The clothes worn during this era was a result of Queen Elizabeth’s sumptuary laws, which had an affect on costumes used in plays, and each color a person wore had a significant meaning.

Starting with Doge’s Palace, this monument was put under construction in Venice in 1340 (Davies et al. 464). The design of the building had open space and an airy atmosphere, like most of the other buildings in Venice, the construction lacked a battle ready impenetrability about itself with little to no defensive design whatsoever (464). The safe and prestigious appearance of the Doge’s Palace was influenced by Islamic, Gothic, and Byzantine architecture (Davies et al. 465). When it was closer to St. Mark’s Cathedral, the Venetian Palace was expanded in size and space because a larger meeting

Through this parallel, the Magistrate succumbs to the realization that the Empire controls all of what people think