... colors, and lights. Alot of metal and silver. The russian version does the same, at the time and place of the movie. Alot of classic streamline design, white, and plastic. Strong bright lights, and then the metal of the equipment, or the cosiness of the library.the characters are not beutiful, and are classic russian doctors ... compare the design of the scenes in he russian version to the "2001:space odissey- design, the same strean line, and white spaces, the details such as the sheets on the bed, and even the noise they make. For example, the sheets in the space station is coveren wit...

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... and darkened' just as Bertha has a 'blackened inflation of the lineaments.' To draw on Susan Meyer once more, she states, 'By making these sly, intermittent allusions to non-white races when describing the British aristocracy, Bronte gives the 'dark races' the metaphorical role of representing the presence of oppression in the novel.' This 'presence of oppression' is ... , suppressed and deep' and 'mirthless'. Secondly, there are satanic associations; 'demoniac' and 'goblin-laughter'. Thirdly, they are associated with savage animals; 'wild beast', ...

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... whirling chasm. A sudden vision of obliteration struck him like a bomb. The women laughed. The music played. The horses whinnied softly in the dark. The candle guttered out. Robert heard a long white noise. Oblivion. He slept with his fist in its place and the cold, wet blooming of four hundred thousand possibilities - of all those lives that would never be - on his fingertips ... him like humans had done to him. (154-155) "I looked down the rows of platforms where the tents had been and there, at the edge of the step, sat a pure white cat we"d had as a mascot. It was cleaning its paws!...

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... attire. Starched clothing is known for making clothing look more formal, which is interesting to note because Santiago is the one who wears unstarched white linen clothing and José Dias, a dependant, is the one who wears starched white trousers. As satisfied as they seem on the outside, these two characters enjoy experiencing lifestyles that do not fit with the world that ... Nasar, being one of the richest men in his village, does not get the chance to wear formal attire because "his skin was so delicate that it couldn't stand the noise of starch- (5). Along with the trousers, José D...

• Word Count: 1389
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