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George R.R. Martin is an American novelist and screenwriter best known for his epic fantasy novel series A Song of Ice and Fire, which was adapted into the HBO TV series Game of Thrones. The document discusses how Martin's skillful use of dialogue in his novels and in Game of Thrones is inspiring. It notes his balance of historical, fictional, and modern language fits the tone of the era while remaining understandable. It also highlights some of Martin's memorable quotes from the series that emphasize wisdom and hints about characters' personal lives, which the author wants to express in their own characters for a final major project.
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1) The game Silent Hill 2 revolutionized horror games by focusing on the protagonist's personal trauma and making the player feel vulnerable as an ordinary person rather than an action hero.
2) P.T. builds fear through an unfamiliar yet familiar haunted hallway that loops endlessly, trapping the player and challenging their sense of reality and autonomy. Strange sights and sounds gradually increase the unease.
3) The game leaves many aspects intentionally unresolved and unexplained, forcing the player to use their imagination and leaving them questioning what happened even after finishing, continuing the psychological effect.
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Mood board 1:
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