Adaptations are a mere visual interpretation of a text or play. When plays or books are transitioned into a film, it involves losing material so the film can evoke a sense of uniqueness. When books become adaptations the mission becomes less about the art of storytelling, but recreating a story that...

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Archetypes, more than the archetypal image itself are crucial for any basic understanding of a narrative or symbol. ... Full of vigilance and vigor Arthur rides with his soldiers after his half sister Moraga and her evil army. ...

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Each of his movies, however, was centered on moral lessons and the dynamics of good and evil, and Labyrinth is no exception. ... The major cultural symbol used in "Labyrinth" would certainly be David Bowie, one of the most influential musical artists at the time. ...

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