Pale

“He had the eye of a vulture- a pale blue eye with film over it. Whenever it fell upon me, my blood ran cold; and so by degrees- very gradually- I made up my mind to take the life of the old man.” (page 1). This text helps the reader to mildly understand what is occurring during this scene. Using the word choice “a pale blue eye with film over it” allows the reader to mentally illustrate and imagine what the old man’s eye looks

Comparing and contrasting Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is pretty easy to do because it is one man with two different lives. Both are totally different, from what they do in public and in their private life, what they look like physically and how they both react mentally. Both personalities have different life motivations, one wants to be successful in his job and the other wants to murder. The contrast between the two personalities is polar opposite of one another which makes comparing and contrasting

figure could be seen struggling to move towards a decrepit shack with a pack on its back. No one should be out during the winter storms… The wind howls and gusts powerfully, blowing back the hood of the shrouded figure. She’s an elf. Her face was as pale as the snow on the mountains; eyes as green as emeralds, with hair as black as night. Through all her beauty, you could tell that she was in pain. With every step she took, she clutched her side. A long, barbed arrow protruded from her abdomen. Blood

Michael Benitez, a cardiologist who practices a block from Poe’s grove says it true that the writer was seen in a bar…” (Benitez 187). Even the arguing side, supports that Poe was seen at a bar. Edgar Allan Poe’s face was pale and drenched in sweat. (185). Sweating and being somewhat pale is what people look like when they have had too much to drink. In conclusion, the location that Poe was found, and his poor state of being all point to alcoholism.

the story, that Jonas, Gabriel, and The Giver, all have pale eyes. Have you noticed Lois does too? That’s a clue. She also mentions memories are forever. I mean, they are, but, Lois has a sick father. He doesn’t remember things, such as her sister, who has passed. But, when she talks to him, brings back up those memories. He can remember. Remember his two daughters.

contrast to Mulligan’s cheerful nature. Such mood is present within the visualization of the characters. As seen in the following image. “Displeased and sleepy,” Stephen looked coldly at Mulligan “at the light untonsured hair, grained and hued like pale oak” (Joyce 2). Indeed, what the adapter provides the readers here is a face of a young

listing some and telling why Steinbeck does this. At the beginning when Steinbeck is introducing us to the characters, he compares the way Lennie walks to the way a bear walks. “Behind him walked his opposite, a huge man shapeless face, with large, pale eyes, with wide, sloping shoulders; and he walked heavily, dragging his feet a little, the way a bear drags his paws.”(Page 2) Steinbeck compares Lennie’s walk to a bears so we can have a picture in our head of this big guy and him dragging his feet

the sidewalk to the right. This makes me suspect that the subject is placed directly under a street light. The extremely pale face, both due to this lighting effect and the dramatic makeup, reminds me of the aged photo of a prostitute standing next to an empty doorway that we examined in class on Tuesday. Although the individual is obviously alive, the high contrast between pale face and the red lips and tank top almost translates into a “face of death”, and it makes me wonder if the subject of this

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this powerful ad to improve road safety in China. In this ad a woman is standing on an empty highway holding a sign indicating the speed limit. This real life victim is missing an arm, an injury that she suffered during a car accident. The scenery is pale and seemingly lifeless. This ad is targeting all drivers who seemingly do not understand the dangers of disobeying traffic signs. Buick and Lowe China create an effective and powerful ad, by making drivers see the real and tragic consequences of not