Megamusical Analysis

Which can relate to the theme of betrayal or heartbreak? It can relate to the theme of betrayal because it talks about how the person can’t see them anymore which can relate to falling in love with someone. The song “Journey to the West” because reminds me of everything about Othello because it starts off with a slow beat but then when it keeps progressing it turns more into a fast and excited and then back to slow which is exactly the story of Othello. Othello starts with giving us the issues at hand and makes the whole plot moving. Then when we hit Cyprus the whole plot begins with the cheating and it becomes more interesting and then back to being to be slow because everything is over.

Yankel lost the love of his wife, but Brod filled that void. She became everything Yankel ever needed. He protected her and wanted her to have the happiest life possible. He decided to keep the secret that Brod was not his real daughter from her. He knew that knowing that she could lose her sense of identity.

The theme that constantly runs through the play is Greed. His lack of empathy shows he is way past the point of caring. Another theme is Betrayal,

In Midsummer Night's Dream Shakespeare is saying that love isn't always easy and some people might want to stop you from loving someone. But if that person is your true love you should pursue them no matter what. There are three main ways he shows this in the play. For example when Eqeus tells Hermia that she can't marry Lysander, but they get married anyway. Another example is when Demetrius doesn't love Helena but Demetrius is Helena's true love so she keeps on pursuing him and they end up together.

As the play progresses different types of love ensue. In the beginning, there is forced love whereby Thesus is forced to marry Hippolyta. There is also evidence of forced love between Hermia and Demetrius. Other forms of attachment evident in this story are Parental love between Hermia and Egeus. There is also real love and which expressed between Lysander and Hermia (Gale, 2015).

Music is the soul of a song and to have music full of life and desire to reach out it has to have a few elements in place. These elements can be categorized as follows: 1. Structure: this is about the pattern or structure that a song needs to have. Listen to any song on your music player or radio and you will automatically be able to understand that most of them have a structure, a pattern, an arrangement.

Anne hathaway’s portrayal of the broken and degraded fantine is nothing short of tear jerking. Director tom hooper’s risky decision to let the actors sing live rather than pre-recording a soundtrack pays off in Hathaway’s rendition of dreamed a dream. In fantine moment of complete despair, having been forced to sell her teeth, body, and hair to pay for her child’s care, Hathaway chooses not to belt and impress the audience with her vocal. Instead she pulls them in with her tearful and crushing solo, showcasing the pain and desperation Fantine feels rather than Hathaway’s own voice. But Hathaway doesn’t have all of the emotion-filled moments.

Both Macbeth and Hamlet wear masks to mislead the characters around them in their own quests to fulfill their destinies. Because of these blurred lines regarding what is real and what is not, interesting assertions regarding life

It is given that it might be possible to construct a semiotic theory that could deal with the Avant-garde, but it would only work in retrospect, as there would have to be produced enough films within a period of time that are considered Avant-garde for their time, to then gather the data to give some sort general overview of semiotics to look for. However, a kind of inferential-based model is likely a better fit for the abstract Avant-garde (Peterson, 1996, 112-113), as Peterson argues because this could - within reason - give parameters for spectators to identify so as to discuss the Avant-garde with at least some sort of common understanding. That it would be necessary to somehow alter the approach of the schemata from Bordwell, provides further evidence that the spectator does not simply apply real-world

In “Waiting for Godot”, written by Samuel Beckett, absurdism is a major theme within the play as an existentialist view of human reality is hugely reflected. The play revolves around the mocking of religion and faith in regards to futility. Ironically, however, the play would not exist without this idea that life has no meaning. The first example of the absurdism present in the play is how the main characters, Vladimir and Estragon spend the entirely of their time waiting for someone who they do not know will arrive.

Therefore, the non-linear line here may in fact be more true than the “truth.” a war story should not be told neatly because it probably didnt fashion out that way. Getting the raw thoughts and emotions in that sense is giving you a more inside view to the character and his

These themes explored help to prove the musical as a work of art. One theme that is often found in works of are is the theme of good and evil. However, Don Sewers wrote, “Wicked shows the perils of turning the polarities of human nature--good and evil--into opposites--good or evil.”

Sadness in Aldean’s voice shows the difficulty involved in trying to get over the girl. He uses the same concept in his song “Miss That Girl”. The name is pretty self-explanatory. Aldean sings about a girl who he can never replace. A girl of which like no

Although she loves both of them, her indecision stems from her struggle between what she wants and what society expects. She wants to marry Gatsby, for love and whatever it entails. Unfortunately, society wants her to marry Tom for everything but. She has loved both individually, Gatsby right away and Tom gradually, but when forced to choose she feels torn and can 't decide. While Tom gloats in the background, she explains woefully to Gatsby, "Oh, you want too much… I love you now—isn 't that enough?

In Anne Michaels’s novel, Fugitive Pieces, the role of music is crucial to many of the characters. The art form acts as a form of expression for characters in the book, it helps certain people escape their troubled pasts and become free, and it helps evoke memories from the past as well as previous experiences. The characters that music have been deeply affected by include Ben, Ben’s father, Jakob, Bella, Naomi, as well as Alexandra. I was interested to determine why Michaels utilizes decided to utilize music as her form of expression for her characters. The type of music, such as the genre, the style, and the mood of the pieces that Michaels had associated chosen to associate with each character, reveals more of their personality traits and