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Roman architecture and engineering achievements were monumental. They perfected the arch, vault, and dome, constructing enduring structures like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and aqueducts. These engineering marvels not only showcased Roman ingenuity but also served practical purposes, from public entertainment to water supply.
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Clique's representation of social groups
1. The first shot the audience sees is of Dylan
exiting the front door of his class house. From
this shot the audience should be able to assume
that Dylan is from a middle class background, as
his family has enough money to buy an attached
house and maintain the garden. This is a fair
representation of the middle class because it
shows they do not all have the money to buy
detached houses in the country side, but they do
have enough time to maintain their own garden.
Dylan is seen running out of his house fairly
early in the morning, which is not typical of
most people in today’s society. This
represents teenagers as being fit males that
can run long distances at any time during the
day, who rebel against their parents by being
late. Therefore, this also represents teenagers
as being un-organized and unprepared for
what they need to do in the morning.
Location
2. It is shown that Dylan has been carrying a
black coat in his bag since the beginning. This
black colour connotes the idea that all
teenagers have a darker side inside them,
which is reinforced by Dylan’s black shoes,
black jeans, and black bag. This also represents
the idea that Dylan doesn’t want to be seen by
anybody, as he is covering up his bright red
jacket. The bright red connotes the idea of
romance and love, which represents the idea
that all teenagers are looking for love and
don’t think of anything else.
In this long shot Dylan is bending over so that
all of him can be seen in the shot. This
represents the idea that teenagers care about
what they look like, and want other people to
notice them; even though in this shot, no
other people can be seen. Therefore, this
represents teenagers as being self indulgent,
for wanting to be the most important person,
even though no one is there with him.
Clothing, Costume & Camera
3. In the scene showed above Dylan is shown
realizing he has gone in the wrong direction,
and must run back. This negatively represents
teenagers as being careless and not paying
attention to what they are doing. However,
this also represents teenagers as having a
strong resilience, because Dylan keeps on
running even though he has run into a minor
setback.
Based upon Dylan’s facial expressions in this
scene the audience can assume that he is fed
up with what he is doing. This represents
teenagers as being annoyed at themselves.
This is based on the fact that Dylan only has
himself to blame for making that mistake, and
as there is nobody else around he cannot
blame them.
Body and Face
