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Summary Novel
Follows numerous characters before and after the total collapse of the world, showcasing an intertwining story of beauty, destruction and human connection
K_____: the more you ______, the more you’ve ______
the more you remember, the more you’ve lost - Kristen
The _____ of this _______ where almost everyone was _____. If ____ is other ______, what is a ______ with almost no ______ in it? Perhaps ____ would simply flicker out, but ____ found this more _____ than _____.
The beauty of this world where almost everyone was gone. If hell is other people, what is a world with almost no people in it? Perhaps humanity would simply flicker out, but Kristen found this more peaceful than sad.'
Jean-____ ____: if my ______ are ____, I am situating myself in a _______ ______ on someone else. And then I am indeed in _____.
If my relations are bad, I am situating myself in a total dependence on someone else. And then I am indeed in hell - Jean-Paul Sartre
K_____: more ____ on _____ than anywhere else
more alive on stage than anywhere else - Kristen
____ had always been fond of _____ objects, and in his present state of mind, all ____ were _____
Clark had always been fond of beautiful objects, and in his present state of mind, all objects were beautiful
T____: ruling with a _____ of _____, ______, and ____-_____ verses from the ____ of _______
ruling with a combination of charisma, violence, and cherry-picked verses from the Book of Revelation - Tyler
T____: then came a _____ like an ______ _____. Such a perfect agent of ____ could only be _____. For we have read of such _____ of the earth, have we not?
then came a virus like an avenging angel. Such a perfect agent of death could only be divine. For we have read of such cleansing of the earth, have we not? - Tyler
Key Ideas Novel
returning to familiarity, finding beauty in the unknown, connecting others, gaining power
Main Discussion Characters Novel
Kristen Raymonde, Clark Thompson and Tyler Leander
‘deadweight’ items
hold memories or clues = glass paperweight, clippings gossip mags, two comic books, sense of contentment
Author
Emily St. John Mandel
Director
Joe Wright
Characters of interest
Briony, Cecilia, Robbie
Key Messages Film
True love is enduring, you must remain sympathetic and strong in the face of loss
Summary Film
War drama that follows the outcomes of a singular lie told by a young Briony Tallis, and how it leads to the poignant separation of familial and romantic bonds
Robbie custody scene LIGHTING
low key, dark setting = tense, apprehensive ambience, hidden truths
Robbie custody scene SOUND
layers of violin, cello and percussion = morphing from diegetic to part soundtrack, cello = dark, violin = whiny cry, pizzicatio occurs = thumping heartbeat
Robbie Custody scene PERSPECTIVE
Briony’s window grilles frame Cecilia in box, isolation
Tea Room scene SOUND
leitmotif flute tune, general chatter and hubbub = association and scatter brains
tea room scene BEGINNING
dialogue is polite and awkward, close ups, juxtaposes discomfort but symbolises progressing
tea room scene ENDING
close ups, faces and hands, silent = fleeting glances, run on dialogue = come back, come back to me = Robbie sinking palm
Briony and Cornell scene COLOUR
deep jarring red = love, blood, wounds, sacrifice = atonement
Briony and Cornell scene LIGHTING
low key, low angled = deep shadows half face
Briony and Cornell DIALOGUE AND PERFORMANCE
minute emotional details, eyes and words = do you love me? Yes, rubbing hand
Briony and Cornell scene END
Clair de Lune, moonlight bathed, reflection, long shot, isolation and loss