There were a few differences that are worth noting however. ... Camera angles are used to give a certain perspective or a point of view about a character or a scene.For example when they show the eyes of T.J Eckleburg in the film they show it at a angle where the billboard is watching over everything that is going on.The colors which were used in the film where good for the time period that the film was made,but if you compare it to films that have come out recently the colors wouldnt be so great because of the fact that technology had evolutionized.The sound effects that were used in the film...

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The second stanza differs from the first in that, as she lies in her bed, observers, who express their own emotions while witnessing her final moments, surround her. "The Eyes around "had wrung them dry---/ And Breaths were gathering firm- (5 &6) is representative of this scene, and these two lines also introduce the power of "Eyes-, a word which becomes more and more significant as the poem continues. ... This stanza is particularly important because with the possible presence of God there, is this fly that takes on a meaning even greater than God, and begins to play a bigger role as t...

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They receive no pain from their punishment. ... This random condemnation rubs me the wrong way because it condems people for events out of their control, their birth. ... Entering the Fourth Circle, Dante notes that "more shades were here than anywhere else." ... Dante continues to make himself comperable to Jesus and also gives the reader the impresion that he is watched over by God. ... The third and final class are those who are violent against God, either by cursing God's name or by despising Nature and God's bounty. ...

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He gives strong examples of what others have lead him to believe such as " this strange being, a sort of God, they call Daddy". ... He notes that he never called them 'Dad' just 'Uncle'. ... Does this mean he was rebellious or perhaps angry for the years they were not able to spend to together? ... Why does the author get satisfaction watching his friends when he tell them he has his father address and phone number? ... Perhaps, he thinks it makes him appear strong in their eyes because he does not need is father. ...

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Macbeth, the Devil of his self-erected Hell is tortured by visions of hands after his eyes and insomnia since there is no rest in Hell. ... The Porter notes that the man has "committed treason enough for God's sake." ... The French hoses were baggier than those of the English. ... He has also committed treason supposedly in the name of God. ... By doing this, Macbeth carries out his own ambitions under the name of "God's work." ...

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