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to represent “the character or the person who is involved in the communication a marketing message, either directly or indirectly.” The source, the “blood” and the slogan, “Don’t talk while he drives” conveys the main tenor of the advertisement. The red

represented as a glowing yellow; Anger as red; Disgust as green; and Fear as purple. The film was released all over the world, gaining positive reviews from many different cultures. With these positive reviews, the question is asked are colours-emotion metaphors universal? The purpose of this study is to test whether the cultural experiences of individuals result in different mental representations of colour-emotion metaphors. The colours black, white, red, yellow, and blue were looked at because

In literature, the relationships between characters are crucial to fully understanding the tone and meaning as a whole. It is through the the contrast of healthy relationships and those which seem to be toxic that a story can explore characterization. In the short stories “Ballet” by Pete Fromm and “A Wanderer” by Josip Novakovich, the relationship between characters were on the brink of destruction, which adds immense amounts of conflict to the plot and leads to their characterization and development

Many people often post online under anonymous accounts to avoid potential harassment or criticism from others, especially when they are discussing controversial topics. This subsequent lack of accountability enables them to honestly express their thoughts without having to face the repercussions. In fact, people often go too far, saying inappropriate or offensive things that they would never say in real life. The notion that people tend to act differently when they aren’t afraid of being punished

intensify the characters’ emotions and further the plot. Nathaniel Hawthorne uses symbols in The Scarlet Letter such as the color red, sunshine, and various characters, such as Chillingworth, Hester, and Pearl. Red is a color that can represent passion, sensitivity, or power. Throughout the novel, the color red represents all of these descriptions. Hawthorne creates red objects such as the rosebush, the letter A, and a meteor. The rosebush, as described by the author, “...symbolizes some sweet moral

Georgian legend about a garnet The Georgian King was looking for a groom for his only beloved daughter. In order to test the applicant, he came up with a peculiar test. The future groom had to find three ripened fruits of a pomegranate tree. But it was not a simple pomegranate. The fruits grew on a single pomegranate tree in the marvelous garden, located in a distant lifeless desert. The tree that was magical. A beautiful garden was guarded by evil spirits, by whom it was impossible to go unnoticed

wine, the colour is intensifies with age. Young white wines is normally colourless, or light lemon colour. An older white wine will have more intense colour if compare to young white wines. Conversely, for the young red wine, it can be purplish in colour and it will develop in brick red colour. If the wine had already go through aging process, the colour of wine will look deeper and darker. Besides that, you also must look at the textures of the wine by swirling the wine to see the speed of the leg

In the “Lord of the Flies,” William Golding uses ordinary items to symbolize bigger universal ideas. These symbols can be seen throughout the text and will evolve as the story progresses. In the beginning of the Lord of the Flies, one of the most frequent topic the boys discuss is hunting and their desire to have meat. However, not a single boy is able to hunt successfully as they are all afraid of killing another living thing. The boys only have a successful hunt when they use the mask. The mask

chance to figure the picture on their own, without the characters finding it out and doing it for them. Through the film watchers and Nina’s eyes, and only theirs, they see her physical appearance change as well along with her attitude. Her eyes become red and she begins growing black feathers during her final performance. This is meant to represent that the black swan is finally released and its complete form has taken Nina in order to complete a perfect performance. But Nina’s black swan cause an after

significant appearance of geometric shapes suggests its importance to fully connect with the artwork. The piece is entirely covered with different colours to emphasize different aspects of the painting. Specifically, primary colours; mostly of yellow, red and blue. There are no light source and shadows, but rather, Eyre manipulates these three colours to create different tones. The