... attention to Mrs. Robinson very quickly. The speed then changes from a steady speed to a faster pace of editing. This again represents what is going through Ben's mind, for example, seeing Mrs. Robinson naked. He doesn't know where to look, and he panics, and the jump cuts show this. The mise- ... at her. He starts to sweat, stumbles on his words and bites his lip. Mrs. Robinson's" facial expressions and body language are a lot different to Ben's. They more or less say the same throughout the whole scene. She comes across as very confident. She holds her cigarette very woman like; this d...

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... 't be described by any word other than dysfunctional. Benjamin Hood and his wife Elena have a fairly poor relationship and hardly ever talk to their children, Paul and Wendy. One night Ben and Elena go to the Carver's for dinner. During dinner at the Carver's house, we are introduced to Janey Carver, her constantly traveling husband Jim, and their two sons, Mikey ... immediately begins to mop it up. Here we get our first glimpse of the attraction between Janey Carver and Benjamin Hood. A few scenes later we find out that Janey and Ben are in fact having an affair, the first indication th...

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... she received. Once Benjamin received the position of one of three commissioners to France, he saw this as an awesome opportunity for William's son Temple, to become an honest republican. Ben's reputation as a scientist and political philosopher got him to France, where he received an upper class role in their society. William was released in October of 1778; Elizabeth had already ... ...

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