Recent content by clarisse.d

to ccc123, the crosses that lizzy and jane wears area 20th century thing put in by langton because in the 19th century, they would have worn pendants with a loved one's engraving in it and stuff, not crosses. I think the fact that only lizzy and jane wears them puts them aside from all their...

pooney! fancy seeing you here, and I'm not replying because i know anythign about Dorian Gray... i'm looking around if there are any common themes with a doll's house and pride and prejudice. anywho, twas good seeing you at the opera house the other day. and if huggles for you isn't pooney, then...

I think Castaway is a really popular and over-done text to do. Try to do a text that's more obscure so you have a chance that not many people are doing it. There's an aussie movie called "Serenades" directed by Mojgan Khadem that would be good doing. Shaun Tan's also a popular text but if you...

You could get the sydney morning herald, sunday telegraph etc. and go to the cartoon section. They often have really witty ones that look simple but can actually be delved into pretty deeply, depending on how you analyse them. Or you could search Michael Leunig's cartoons - they're pretty...

to seza if you'll ever get around to reading this: I'm pretty sure that the journey concept is the actual meaning of the physical, inner and imaginative journey, however the aspects of the journey is different. The aspects are like - A journey can be forced or self instigated - The journey...

Well, if her physical journey was implied, perhaps the Labyrinth is too confusing to analyse? You don't have to say that it wasn't a full physical journey. They let you analyse two movies for one essay?

I'm guessing Labyrinth with David Bowie in it? I don't suppose you'll be marked down if you talk about either as an imaginative journey, although if the question asks for you to talk about the physical then, yeah, you'll prob get marked down cos you're analysing the imaginative? I'm not quite...