Analysis of the major themes: The theme in this play can be looked at from two different points of view. From the three bears point of view the theme is to never leave your house unlocked when you are not close by. ... The theme from Goldilocks" point of view is to never trespass because you do not belong on other people's property without their permission, they could be very angry or upset. ... Each billy goat travels over the bridge separate from his brother. The billy goats travel across the bridge from youngest to oldest in age. ...

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The other, perhaps more obvious, contrast is the way Emmi changes from being the outsider, ostracised because of her relationship with a younger Gastarbeiter, to actively participating in ostracising a Yugoslavian colleague, Yolanda . ... From childhood, Fassbinder devoured great works of 1950s Hollywood melodrama, and one of his inspirations was film director Douglas Sirk. ... He therefore bridges the gap by expanding on traditional melodrama using Brecht's alienation effect. ... In a complete reversal from the Hollywood trend of focusing the erotic gaze exclusively on females, Fassbi...

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They find a leaf from Lorien and crumbs of food in the grass, as well as pieces of cut cord. ... The White Rider (Gandalf) then summons Shadowfax, his horse, which he took from Theoden along with two others. ... Gandalf frees Theoden from the wicked influence of Wormtongue and the magic of Saruman. ... Suddenly, Theoden and his men ride up from behind, trapping the Orcs. ... Theoden, Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli decide to go with Gandalf to get a first hand view of Saruman. ...

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