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This document contains summaries of quotes from various sources including YouTube videos, articles, and novels. The quotes are on various topics such as faith, happiness, consequences, and drug use. They are attributed to sources like a YouTube user, characters from novels like Forrest Gump and The Stranger, and a Time magazine article.
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The opening credits of a horror film establish that it is based on a true story, making the audience aware of the possibility of such events occurring in real life. It also reveals that a man is responsible for the killings, allowing the audience to understand his capabilities. Through depictions of dead bodies and blood, as well as close-ups and tension, the credits construct the genres of thriller and slasher. Visually, the credits show the destruction and gore through images of examined corpses. The lack of music adds to the tension and fear, with only sound effects emphasizing the terror. The basic typography creates mystery about the film's mood or subgenre.
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The document contains 3 quotes from different literary works. The first quote is from a character named Camas in "The Stranger" who did not want to have lunch at a usual restaurant to avoid questions. The second quote is also from Camas who told someone he did not love them. The third quote is from an unnamed character in "The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner" describing their misery and subjugation to someone whose presence they found intolerable.
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This document contains a student paper analyzing various topics discussed in literature class. It discusses how some who claim to be Christian actually spread hate rather than love. It also compares the different outlooks of the characters Mersault from The Stranger and Forrest Gump, though their mothers shared some ideals. Additionally, it examines how popular figures like President Clinton have faced scandals due to weakness for temptation. The document also references how substance abuse was an issue in both past works like Private Memoirs and today.
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The opening credits of a horror film establish that it is based on a true story, making the audience aware of the possibility of such events occurring in real life. It also reveals that a man is responsible for the killings, allowing the audience to understand his capabilities. Through depictions of dead bodies and blood, as well as close-ups and tension, the credits construct the genres of thriller and slasher. Visually, the credits show the destruction and gore through images of examined corpses. The lack of music adds to the tension and fear, with only sound effects emphasizing the terror. The basic typography creates mystery about the film's mood or subgenre.
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The document contains 3 quotes from different literary works. The first quote is from a character named Camas in "The Stranger" who did not want to have lunch at a usual restaurant to avoid questions. The second quote is also from Camas who told someone he did not love them. The third quote is from an unnamed character in "The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner" describing their misery and subjugation to someone whose presence they found intolerable.
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This document discusses dystopian films and provides examples such as The Purge, Never Let Me Go, Fahrenheit 451, The Hunger Games, and Divergent. It also outlines a plot idea where a girl is hit by a car and ends up in a coma, dreaming that she is going to school normally while clues throughout the film reveal that she is actually in the hospital in a coma from the car accident.
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The trailer summarizes the key events and problems in the film "The Crucifixion". It establishes that the film is set in a Christian country through shots of a cross sculpture and a church. Problems arise as people start behaving abnormally and demons may be present, as hinted by a priest. Key events shown include a girl's bedroom door opening by itself, a possessed girl screaming, and a battle between good and evil spirits as objects fly around a rainy scene. The trailer implies an spiritual battle is taking place between demons and those trying to defeat them, like the priest.
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This document contains a student paper analyzing various topics discussed in literature class. It discusses how some who claim to be Christian actually spread hate rather than love. It also compares the different outlooks of the characters Mersault from The Stranger and Forrest Gump, though their mothers shared some ideals. Additionally, it examines how popular figures like President Clinton have faced scandals due to weakness for temptation. The document also references how substance abuse was an issue in both past works like Private Memoirs and today.
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