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The document discusses how silhouettes are used throughout the graphic novel Watchmen. Silhouettes of people's shadows being burned onto walls from the heat and light of nuclear bombs represent the inevitable death and disaster of nuclear war. They also remind characters like Rorschach of traumatic past events and create tension. However, silhouettes also represent humanity's desire to overcome isolation and unite in the face of an imminent threat like nuclear war. Overall, silhouettes are a common motif that evoke emotions while commenting on themes of fear, unity, love, and the relationship between past and future.
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- 1. Silhouettes in Watchmen By Jordan Berka
- 3. Hiroshima Lovers Common graffiti in New York during the actual the Cold War in 1985 Commonly appears throughout the novel Sprayed by Knot Tops New York City gang Similar to skin heads Top Knot hairstyle Anti-nuclear war Many characters are put at unease due to this graffiti
- 4. Rorschach
- 5. Malcolm Long
- 6. Terror of Nuclear War The heat and light from a nuclear bomb burns the skin and shadows of people affect onto nearby walls Inevitable disaster and death Foreshadowing the end of the comic Common theme throughout entire novel
- 7. Unity The imminent threat of a nuclear bomb causes characters to realize that the fear of nuclear war has caused them to become isolated. Forces them to come together!
- 8. Coalescence
- 10. Rorschach's Past Rorschach had a troubling past Silhouettes remind him of the time he walked in on his mother having sex Silhouettes are a source of tension in Rorschach’s life
- 11. Rorschach’s Mask
- 12. Conclusion Silhouettes are used commonly throughout the entire comic. They are used to evoke certain emotions from characters such as Rorschach and Dr. Malcolm Long Emotions of fear and anxiety. They are used to show humanities attempt to come together during the final moments and find some consolation and comfort. They are used to project the hopeful future through the loving relationship between Dreiberg and Laurie. They are used to show the tension between past and future