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#367britlit Out of context spoiler for my presentation
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#367Britlit A design presentation in theater is where they pitch design concepts for a show. They don't have to be feasible in this stage, just you thinking of all the ideas you have and throwing them on the wall. These usually are mood-boards, rough sketches, mockups, etc etc.
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#367BritLit Sacrificing your organs for a passport is somehow even more deeply upsetting than Never Let Me Go.
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The repeated use of the looking into the security camera shot very much is giving off the paranoia and surveillance culture in a post 9/11 world. #367BritLit
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#367BritLit Wong!? Now we have two future Dr. Strange allumn!
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There is a lot of contrast in the colors of the movie with the seperation of blue in red in this scene.
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WAS NOT EXPECTING THE H E A R T.
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Like a lot of the other texts from the semester, we focused on the working class individuals of brittain and people from a lot of minority groups.
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#367BritLit Finished my creative reinterpretation project, legit very proud of it!!
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#367BritLit One of the things that has surprised me the most is just how dower the Brits are. Like damn you popularized fairy tales and NO one lives happily ever after????
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#367BritLit I found a scholarly article which is a TAXONOMY of the alternate history genre. When i found it I was like...
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#367BritLit The way that Ada Lovelace is designed in this very much is drawn in terms of the female gaze and is written as a smart and confident women without also losing some of her own feminine characteristics. She's so good!
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It's VERY much giving anne hathaway in twelth night.
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TH: The lovecraftian imagery and alice in wonderland refrences within Lovelace and Babbage helps set up the feeling of the other world or the multiversal aspects of the story. #367BritLit
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#367BritLit I'm absolutley LOVING the alice in wonderland imagery as well!
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Elsewhere in the multiverse: the version of Charles Babbage that appears in the anime series fate, in which he appears as a giant robot #367BritLit
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#367BritLit I really loved the combo of both poetry and prose into this book and how well they blended together, makes me want to try and do some of that myself someday!
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#367BritLit The main chatacter of the book reminds me of Joe Pitt from the play Angels in America, both of them being deeply closeted men and seeing the inside of their head and what causes them to be closeted.
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