... realize that they can not be together, much like the way Romeo and Juliet felt when they realized that they came from two different sides of society and no matter how much they loved each other, society would not let them be together. This constructed reality of sixteenth century England is very strange to me, because of the abundance of unhealthy ... ...

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... to her fatal fall, shattering his world of illusion. In Vertigo, Hitchcock uses a range of cinematic techniques to completely depict Scottie's romantic delusions, how they lead him to spiral into his own self-destruction, as well as how anyone can cure themselves of a psychological obstacle be it obsessive fantasies, romantic illusions or vertigo, as long as they face reality rather than resigning ... ...

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