Them & Ideas - Continuous idea/ subject that links throughout the text.
'looks can be deceiving' - Don't judge a book by its cover
- Don't judge by appearance
Example 1: Character of Wylie - when we first meet him he seems scary ( mask,motorbike
use of high angle to look bigger, land music ) but in reality
hes just a weird neighbour
show theme because like other characters, our first impression based
on appearance, tone,visual techniques aren't always correct.
- Important because helps audience understand with Coraline
that just because something looks good doesn't mean it is -
She should choose the real world over the other world.
Example 2: Character the others mother - she seems normal / friendly
At the start but by the end become a soul
devouring spider demon.
-shows theme because other mother' isn't what she appears to be at the start so we shouldn't judge by first impression.
- important because Coraline realises that having something that looks perfect isn't always a good thing.
Statement - in Coraline , the theme 'looks can be deceiving' is used effectively
to engage the audience.
Evidence - for instance, the character of the 'other mother' shows us that looks can be deceiving because she start off as a kind mother figure
but gradually changes into a soul devouring demon.
explanation - this make us understand that we shouldn't judge a character
audience based on first impressions as they can often be wrong.
explanation - This is done to help Coraline decide between the real world and the other world. if the director other mother' was really perfect Coraline wouldn't choose to go home.
explanation - combine with this is the use of colour and lighting. the other mother first appeas in a vibrantly bright room that make us feel warm and safe. however, by the end it has become dark and green which makes the viewers feel scared and show that hers first look was deceiving.
Your link - this can be juxtaposed to the character of wybie who we think at first is evil but is actually kind, proving looks can be deceiving.
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