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Comparison of Amelie, Choose and the Door
Summary: In the film `Amelie' by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, 2001, the poem `The Door' by Miroslav Holub, 1967, and my own related text the song `Choose' by Stone Sour, 2001, various techniques are used to convey numerous key messages about change. These messages help to add meaning and depth to their respective texts.
In the film `Amelie' by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, 2001, the poem `The Door' by Miroslav Holub, 1967, and my own related text the song `Choose' by Stone Sour, 2001, various techniques are used to convey numerous key messages about change. These messages help to add meaning and depth to their respective texts.
`People need to be encouraged to make a change in their lives'. The poem `The Door' by Miroslav Holub, describes the endless possibilities that are possible if you `go and open the door'. The door he speaks of can be either real or metaphorical. He uses repetition to emphasise the encouragement to `go and open the door'. Also by using modifiers such as `if', `as' and `maybe' Miroslav emphasises the idea of possibility. Miroslav entices the reader to change their lives and `open a door', to be spontaneous and to take a chance.
This idea is also evident in the...
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