Mikayla Manufactured Realities

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practice for ideas and quotes on comparative essay

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In your introduction, how are characters controlled?

Characters are controlled through censorship and propoganda which create manufactured realities

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In both texts, how exactly was this done?

Book Thief- Propoganda was used to reinforce anti-semitism

Truman Show- construction of Seahaven

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What judgements do both texts make overall (what we are comparing)?

Both texts reveal that when faced with unjust power, ordinary people can challenge and resist authority.

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In the Book Thief, what idea does your topic sentence address?

even though Liesel experiences oppression, the power of language can facilitate rebellion, freedom and ability to change the world.

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What is your first quote, technique, brief analysis?

“The words. Why did they have to exist? Without words…the fuhrer was nothing.”

-metaphor of words; how it creates indoctrinating realities

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what is your second quote?

“the best word shakers… were the ones who could climb the highest.”

-motif of “word shakers”, represents narrative where humanity has the ability to plant positive roots and outgrow the fuhrer’s words

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How will you compare The Book Thief to The Truman Show in your Second BP?

they both similarly experience oppression of freedom but Weir critiques censorship through manufactured Seahaven instead.

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What is your first scene, technique, brief analysis?

scene where there is cocoa powder ad and there is a camera in the necklace

mis-en-scene depicts commercialisation of his life, everything is intentional, he has a narrow view of what the world really is

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What is your second scene, technique, brief analysis?

-When he is about to board the boat

-mis-en-scene depicts motif of water and fear however demonstrates that humanity is able to overcome this and work against powerful authorities