This may give the troops a greater will to fight not only for themselves but for their families as well. Next she mentions “rewards and crowns” paid to all noble and successful troops. This gives the troops motivation to win the battle for they can benefit personally from victory as well. As you can see the Queen motivates her troops in a couple of different ways. She fills her troops with a will to survive for their families, gives them motivation that they will be rewarded with the outcome of victory, and also fills them with patriotism which is the inspiration to protect their country.
Qu: In what ways are people and their experiences brought to life through the distinctively visual? Distinctively visual techniques are the fundamentals in the transmission of stimulating ideas between composers and responders of the texts. This notion is evident in John Misto’s play The Shoe Horn Sonata, which commemorates the women held in the Japanese Prisoner of War camps during WWII. The composer uses elements of the distinctively visual that address the major concerns of power as one distinguishes the theme of survival. In addition, the film Samson and Delilah, directed by Warwick Thorton, correspondingly identifies the concept of survival through the use of connection and friendships between the two protagonists.
Even through the chaos within her life, I still listen to her music. The rhythm and words are upbeat and give you a positive outlook on your day. If anything this diva represents everything that we are looking for to include into our Hall of
The positive connotations to the word ‘dream’ signifies the dedication and persistency to the journey into the world Watson is undertaking. A comparison is made between Jessica’s dreams and a song called “Airplanes;” “the song is about something needing a wish, but I don’t need a wish, I’ve got the ability to dream, that’s all I need to make my dreams come true.” Contrast coupled with allusion demonstrates Watson is an inspiration to all young people and has shown that anything can be achieved. It also evokes a sense of achievement for Watson in that from her personal experiences on her journey she has learnt to dream. As allusions are used throughout the novel, they make it easier for the reader to connect the novel to other concepts. The consequences that arise from going into the world can be positive and lead to opportunities arising for the traveller.
She still keeps the image of her face being lit up from the joy and that life is turning around and that her light is over flowing all throughout the sky and even into other people’s faces. She is spreading her joy and hope though out others, trying to make them see the light, trying to help them see that change is coming and prayers are being answered. Phillis says that the monarch of the day I might behold, once again stating that they will rule one day. Because monarch is a form of government, a form of ruling, and she is letting her people know that do not give up, because one day we will be rulers, we will be queens and kings. “And all the mountains tipt with radiant gold, but I reluctant leave the pleasing views” (Wheatley 2).
Throughout the play ‘The Shoe Horn Sonata’ by John Misto the distinctively visual elements are demonstrated through themes and techniques that convey the aspects of war and what participants of war went through. This is also demonstrated through the visual image of ‘Napalm Girl’ by Nick Ut. The ideas of relationships is conveys throughout the play, both through war time experiences and post war time experiences. At the beginning of the play the viewer sees that there is tension between both Bridie and Sheila due to the events they had been through in the prisoner of war (POW) camp. “Sometimes I dragged Sheila and sometimes Sheila dragged me.
Distinctively visual techniques are fundamental in the transmission of stimulating ideas between composers and responders of their texts. They are able to communicate the distinctive experiences within their texts that affect the responder and their relationships with others and the world. In the context of WW2, John Misto’s play The Shoe Horn Sonata conveys the experiences of the suffering of the female prisoners of war. It is Misto’s intention to portray the oppression the women suffered and highlight the power of art in their journey to hope and purpose. These ideas are also explored through Gary Ross’ film, Pleasantville as the protagonists fight against oppression of society’s expectations and the power of art as a way of escaping this and finding a purpose and a sense of hope.
My name is Julia Sommers; I am an Australian army nursing sister, being one of 53 women kept in captivity against my will by Japanese soldiers of the Sumatra concentration camp. If this letter is found, i can only beg that those who find it will recollect these moments and share them to the public, i have been here for 3 and a half years and already i have seen women violated head to toe, at night i hear cries of mourning ,I’ve been kicked, slapped and starved. I know that i have to stay strong and help the women around me but sometimes i don’t know how long i can keep grounded, everyday i am struggling and being weighed down and it’s getting harder and harder to keep my own head above water. With the brief interactions we encounter from Japanese
Her attitude towards her fellow students and adults is cooperative and congenial. It is clear to me Miss. Davis is an exceptional young woman, on her way to becoming a successful woman. I wholeheartedly recommend her and wish her the very best in all of her future endeavors.
Suzanne has worked so much to become what she is today, and by opening up and sharing her incredible story with us, she has inspired me, and now makes me realise that all that pressure and pain inside can be released, just by talking to someone. I feel great respect for Suzanne, she has gone through so many traumatic experiences in her life and to this very day she stands strong and doesn’t let anything or anyone get in her way. To me Suzanne could be a hero to those women out there who have suffered experiences like these and