Red River

The Red Balloon Albert Lamorisse’s The Red Balloon (1956) tells the story of a young boy named Pascal who finds friendship in an uncharacteristic object. This French 34 minute short film written, produced, and directed by Lamorisse utilizes a more neutral and earthy color scheme that can be seen throughout the streets of Paris with the exception of a bright red balloon. In addition, the use of minimal dialogue within this film causes us the audience to rely solely on his son’s use of expression

their own needs and is revealed through symbolism and foreshadowing throughout the short story. One way greed makes people think of only their own needs is shown throughout the story using foreshadowing. In this short story, a scarlet ibis, a big red bird, was sitting all alone in a tree. When Doodles family ran outside, they saw the bird falling out of the tree and died. Doodle and his family watched the bird break its neck. After, Doodle was devastated and decided to bury the bird. The author

Introduction A world without colors is practically unthinkable and would be very dull for sure. Even though most people are ignorant of the effects of colors, they play a very big role in people’s lives on a day to day basis. Researchers have proven that colors affect the responses and activities of individuals. Results show that colors relate to the emotions, the mind and the body as well as the essential sense of balance between the three. One of the ways that colors affect the body involves the

tiny black hole, displaying the element of lack of freedom, or the alarming hot red and white flashes, blinding the eyes, demonstrating the element of suffering. Similarly, in the novel, Beloved, Toni Morrison utilizes an assortment of colors as a way to symbolize the multiple elements people go through: suffering, lack of freedom, and life. Throughout the novel, the element of suffering is seen through the color of red. The memory of that suffering can be scarring, as well as acting as an

Using the recurring motifs of red lanterns and caged birds, Raise the Red Lantern conveys themes of authority and custom, leading to further ideas of imprisonment, isolation and power. Authority and custom are integral themes, exemplified through the utilisation of red lanterns and their association with the Master and historical traditions upheld by the Chen family. Red is a significant feature continuously integrated into the setting, a visual representation of the importance of culture within

“Colour”, by Dorothea Mackellar, is an inspiring poem. Moreover, is elaborates the purpose of colour in life. Mackellar, immediately engages the audience by expressing her feelings towards colour. Shown in the first line of the poem. Mackellar expresses her feelings, by describing everyday objects. Thus, at the end of the poem she thanks god of what he created ‘colour’. Hence, the significant aspects of this poem is about colour. The overall theme of this poem is to enjoy the little thing in life

have lived your whole life being “the poor ones” and having the label “red” but, one day that all changed. In the book Red Queen by Victoria Aveyar, a eighteen year old girl named Mare had grown up her whole life knowing she would always look up to the “silvers, always be a “red”, and go to war when she turned eighteen. Red Queen had many things I liked, disliked, and connected with while reading it. There wasn’t a dull moment in Red Queen. There was always something going on. It showed the problems

the world’s major fishing grounds, especially within 2 ACCEPTED MANUSCRIPT the Changjiang (Yangtze) River plume and its surrounding sea along China’s coast. High fishery yield is normally supported by high primary production and abundant food sources from lower trophic levels (Caddy, 1993; Xu et al., 2004). Indeed, primary production can reach as high as 2079 mg C m-3 d-1 in the Changjiang River plume region, mostly induced by high rates of riverine nutrient supply (e.g., Gong et al., 2003; Gong

reaction time. The stimuli were presented on a seventeen inch computer monitor and participants were given a standard keyboard for their responses. The software used for this experiment is METACARD. The stimuli used were four words: red, green, blue, yellow; and four colors: red, green, blue, yellow. For the independent variable of congruency, there were four possible congruent items and twelve possible incongruent items. For the independent variable of task, there was one block of forty-eight trials asking

Experiment 2: Absorbance and Spectrophotometry ABSTRACT: This was an investigation into the effects of different wavelengths of light on methylene blue and carmine red on the absorbance value on a spectrophotometer. A spectrophotometer is used to measure light intensity by emitting a single light source through a cuvette of coloured solution. The particles in the solution, which are coloured, absorb the light depending on how concentrated it is and this produces an electronic reading from