...obvious who they are marketing for, and that would be general public, either for man or women, and even young people could fall easily because of their attractive ads. They use a bull not just for the name; a bull represents something powerful, big, and full of energy. Red means fury, energy, strength power and more. It is also very appealing to the eye, and marketing use this color’s attractiveness as an advantage. All of these ads have a strong use of pathos and ethos, they use stuff and persons with an important well known background, like the Einstein picture, who is famous for his energy theories and they took a good advantage of that, and by adding a little humor they can get more attention. The way they are fighting the war against France is pretty much as trying to make them look more important than France itself, like if France is lost and its dependant from Red Bull. By making war to France, they are getting more fame. All of these pictures contain black and white to make the viewer see the Red Bull drink better than the ad, that way they can know what is first, and then will focus their attention into the picture. Also, they are in black and white because they are telling you how boring everything is without Red Bull, and the drink Red Bull is in its colors blue, red, and silver, meaning that if you drink Red Bull your day will brighten up. In the picture with the old man is lifting into the air with his bicycle, there is other people in the background...
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...Should Humans Be Consuming Red Meat? Michael Richard DeVry University If you were the dominate species on top of the food chain what would you eat? Though the question is broad, humans ask themselves this question subconsciously on a day to day basis. It so happens that we as human beings are quite nestled at the top of the food chain as we speak. With the plethora of resources on this planet to consume at our fingertips such as: fruit vegetation, fish, chicken and red meat, what would be the best choice? Take in to account that not all sources of food would be beneficial to human longevity, which source of food would be better for human vitality and longevity? Fruits and vegetables, fish and lean meats would be the best route to go when choosing a meal but red meats, contrary to belief may not be the best option when making a selection on what’s for dinner. Should we as humans be consuming red meat? Though humans are classified as carnivores and herbivores, there are several healthy alternatives to the consumption of red meat. Many believe the consumption of red meat is the way it has always been but there are those who believe the opposite. Studies and tests of human physiology on red meat consumption in recent years have provided substantial evidence to support the potential hazards and life threatening consequences to red meat consumption. To understand why red meats may not be the best choice for human consumption, the education of the history of humans and their...
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...The Red Line Three individual persons are traveling in the underground tube in London – seemingly, they have nothing in common except for being at the same place at the same time, but somehow they influence each other, and one of them ends up being stabbed. That is what this realistic short story written by Charles Higson in 1993 is about – it draws attention to and questions the daily prejudices, misunderstood intentions, and their consequences. In order to give an adequate interpretation of this story I will focus on the main characters, the shifting narrative point of view, the title, the symbolism, and the theme of this story. The three main characters Berto, Denise, and an unnamed man are on the black line in the tube. The Italian, Berto, can't remember which line to take to get to the English girl, Cathy, who he is visiting. He is scared to ask anyone for directions because of the language barrier, but when he finally gets the courage to ask Denise for directions, she runs out of the train. Denise is scared that Berto might be a rapist and is taking the run to save her life. Now Berto has to ask the unnamed man for directions, but when he approaches him the unnamed man stabs him. Berto then realizes that he has to take the red line to get to Denise's. The first main character being introduced in this story is the unnamed man with a face like an angel. He removes all of his body hair and showers twice a day to be perfect. I will define him as a narcissist, “They...
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...holding a dark black gun, a policeman whose head is an arguing man and woman is in the picture. The hues of this artwork are red, green, orange and yellow, and each hue has a value. The artist uses a dark value of pure red, green and yellow, a light value of pure orange. Similarly, the tint of this picture is light orange, and shades of this picture are dark red, green and yellow. For example, the skin of the arms are light orange; the bloody arms are dark red; the T-shirt is dark green; the logos of the shirt are dark yellow. The artist also uses the neutral colors which are white, black, dark black and dull brown. For example, the gun and leather belt are dark black; the background of the arguing man and woman is white; the background of the whole picture is black. The artist used the color temperature. The dark red of the bloody arms and dark green of T-shirt are warm, because the background is black that is the cooler color. 2. Secondly, I want to describe the use of line in this picture. The processes used in this particular work are contour line, hatching and cross-hatching. The artist uses the contour line to draw the outer edge of the man, woman and house in the artwork. For example, the lines in the hair of the man and woman vary in thickness and regularity. The lines of the woman’s face express her emotion. The artist also uses the hatching and cross-hatching. For example, the bright white highlight of the man and woman’s hair uses no lines; the surrounding hatch lines...
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...also shows how a big chaotic city can make love difficult. In Inside Out the male character and the female character never really connect, they never really talk or touch each other. They never meet, because they are separated by the fashion shop's window. The window is like a barrier. Still they kind of have an instant "connection", like eye contact. When the man sees the woman he lights up, becomes energetic and he seeks her attention, he tries to act funny. The complete opposite of what he was before, a frustrated man, because no one would sign his papers, they just ignored him and walked on by. The woman is entertained by him, but she is also very shy and she tries to hide behind some mannequins. Though this could also be flirting, because she is alternately hiding, coming out, hiding again etc. This shows their differences. Two opposites meet and attract. At the end of the short film it shows that the attraction is not strong enough. The city forces them to go their separate ways. A city which is very chaotic and not to mention, big. The cinematic techniques amplify the chaos in the city, for example: There is a lot of short takes and close ups on peoples feet which shows that the citizens are always on the move. There is also hand-held camera and this certainly gives the idea of action and chaos, which often characterizes a big city. Busy people and many loud noises disorientates the viewer and gives a good impression of what the characters are experiencing. In...
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...Psychoanalysis In order to understand the true meaning of some stories we must understand the what psychoanalysis is. Psychoanalysis was thought up by a man know as Sigmund Freud also know as the Founding Father of Psychoanalysis. Being a major cocaine addict, his theories were often ridiculed and were thought to be perceived as hallucinations as a result of the cocaine use. Freud’s theories however sparked an all new era of Psychology. Although Freud’s theories seemed very radical, when put into life situations they actually make perfect sense. Psychoanalytic Literary Criticism refers to literary criticism or literary theory which, in method, concept, or form, is influenced by the tradition of psychoanalysis begun by Sigmund Freud. Psychoanalytic literary criticism is a very common method of analyzing stories such as The White Heron by Sarah Orne Jewett, Young Goodman Brown by Nathaniel Hawthorne and The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allen Poe. Sylvia, a shy girl, who is rather naive and innocent. For most of her life has been sheltered from the atrocities of life. Being shielded from the outside world she hasn’t come to the conclusion that people can be bad. However this changes when a handsome and mysterious stranger wanders in her area. At first she intimidated by the man but is very eager to assist the man and wants to make a good impression. When finding the heron true changes begin to form in Sylvia. In sparing the heron she is more confident in her decision...
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...for you. What kind of stories do you like? Do you like fiction novel, fiction, nonfiction, do you like the stories that make you wanna not stop reading and just keep going till you read the very last word ? The symbol I'm going to relate to the topic “Coming of Age” is Feather. Bobby was man enough to lay down and make feather so he can grow up and take care of her. When you have a kid it's proudly time to give up the teenage years and move among adult life. The faster he moves towards adult life he will be able to provide feather a promising home. See what I'm saying it all narrows down to the point of "Coming of Age"....
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...brought fear into the minds and hearts of many through his gruesome tales and horrific imagery. He makes us look twice before we turn the lights off at night. But what makes a whole society become scared? Well on two occasions, there were situations in which the society of the United States fell victim to fear. This fear brought two separate movements to try and keep the “Boogeyman” from trying to get into the United States. These movements were both commonly known as the Red Scare. This scare was willing to take anyone as it’s victim. Celebrities, politicians, or common Americans were all vulnerable to this phenomena that brought forth a Salem Witch Trial type of environment. The government of the United States of America tried to take many precautions, whether it was a success or failure, to try and prevent the spread of Communism in a country that is considered the greatest country on the Earth. Whenever there is a moment in history that brings on a mass hysteria, it shows what kind of people are really out there lurking around. This moment in history illustrates what happens during hysteria and what it makes people do in a time in which a common fear is shared amongst individuals of a society. “The scariest moment is always just before you start.” - Stephen King (269) This quote illustrates the moment in time just before the second Red Scare. Unlike the first Red Scare, this Red Scare had many components that provided more fear to the United States citizens. The citizens...
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...They were chilled to the bone in the middle of an Alaskan winter. The seatbelt locks were froze shut, as they had sat there all night long. Bill reached over and grabbed a knife out of the pocket of Reds unconscious body. He then cut himself out and assessed the situation. Bill then made a bow drill that he had read about in the book given to him by his wife. He then crafted a tinder bundle with his frostbit hands and made a fire. Bill grabbed Red out of the chopper, put him by the fire, and went to work on fixing his broken leg. The bone was sticking out of the leg and he was bleeding terribly. The doctor set it back in a quick rapid motion. Red woke in agony and bill looked for something to stick the leg up. There was a needle in the med kit, but no silk. Bill took some thread from the seat of the chopper and stitched him up. They wouldn’t last the night without shelter, so Bill got on that to. His gun was damaged and there was no way for them to protect themselves. He remembered something in the book about making a bow. His fist two attempts were a tragic failure. He tried it one last time and it stood the shot of an arrow. Bill also made a spear using the...
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...prison for a double life sentence. He makes friends while inside, his closest friend becoming Ellis Boyd Redding or ‘Red’ as his friends call him. Andy suffers with quiet dignity. To keep this under control, he continues with his favorite hobby, which just so happens to be geology. After 20 years of his sentence, he becomes the first prisoner to ever escape from Shawshank. Also he manages to have the Warden found out for all of his crimes. There are three main characters in this film. The first is Andy Dufresne. He starts off as being the newbie who is thought to be the weakest of the bunch but turns out actually to be one of, if not the strongest characters in the film. Andy adds tension because the audience expects him to act like the new guy. When it turns out he didn’t it, a whole new impact is put on the film. The second is Red. Not only is he the narrator of the film but he is the leader of the group. He appears as clever because he is the person who can ‘get stuff’ from the outside. Red adds tension because when the audience is looking from the narrator’s point of view, they are also looking from the view of Red, Andy’s friend. When Red is worried, scared, or upset, so is the audience The narration is spoke by Red. He has been in prison for a lot longer than Andy; therefore he presumes that he knows what will happen because he has seen it all before. His predictions conflict with what happens. Again this puts the audience in reds shoes causing confusion. This prevents...
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...The oil painting portrays a handsome even princely man from Harlem that mimics the seventeenth century merchant with a tall, strong, and powerful pose. With a hand of his hip, a sword in hand, and a straight facial expression the clean cut man looks regal despite being a regular man from off the street. Just as the original painting does, providing a regal stance despite it simply being a picture of a merchant. The model’s stylish hip hop street fashion displays that he is firmly in the present of urban American despite the roots of an olden painting. The illustration portrays a powerful man that gives off the sense of admiration and respect to the audience despite them never actually meeting him. Perhaps the message is that anyone can give off a presence of power and royalty regardless of being common people. I believe the target audience are African American people. They finally get to see someone that looks like them represented in a famous art...
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...reality, the crowd actually believes that they are foolish. In the story, “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor, the author addresses the consequences of poor judgment and how this leads to the death of the main character. The grandmother attempts to talk her son and his wife into going to Tennessee instead of Florida because a man called the misfit has escaped prison. After they stop at the tower and speak with the owner, Red Sam, the grandmother remembers an old plantation that she would like to see again, and she even exaggerates about the house so her son will stop by. After having an accident on the dirt road leading to the plantation, the grandmother realizes the house is actually in Tennessee. The spoiled old lady waves down a car for help, and the people in the vehicle turn out to be the misfit and his henchmen. She makes a mistake by announcing that she knows who they are. As a result, the misfit and his crew kill her and the rest of the family, leaving her last to die. Through the author’s use of tone, symbolism, and characterization, O’Connor proves that labeling someone as “good” is only true if he has morals and grace, not selfishness and blindness. The grandmother describes someone as “good” if he is similar to her. However, she is gullible and has poor judgment. She believes Red Sam is a good man just because he allows two men to charge the gas. In other words, Red Sam is only naive, just like the grandmother. “Said they worked at the mill and...
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...be doing the job to stop the speeding. Ecovia, a transit company, is trying to get the message across in a different way. They are tying the message of “don’t speed” in with a very popular issue, of violence against women. Is speeding just as serious as violence against women? That is the question this image is trying to get humanity to think about. The use of text, color, shadows and contrast make this image prove that driving too fast is equally as appalling as domestic abuse. This ad portrays an image of what seems to be a man’s fist striking the jaw of a woman. Right above the man’s arm there is a text box with the words “STOP THE VIOLENCE DON’T SPEED.” The words “DON’T SPEED” are written in the color red. On the man’s hand there is a painting of a red truck. On the woman’s face there is a painting of a yellow SUV. The red truck makes the red writing really stand out. It also draws the message of don’t speed to the red truck to make it seem as if the driver of the red truck is the guilty party in the crash. Also, red represents anger or strength, which makes the man appear as if he is punching the woman out of pure aggression. The woman is seen as innocent because of the color yellow on her face. Yellow represents light feelings, happiness or joy, so the woman and the car both could have been enjoying their day, doing nothing wrong, when this fist and truck came out of nowhere and crashed into...
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...machine, dense smokey air covers the room like a thick ominous blanket. People in a trance are oblivious to the long haired, lightly colored red skinned man hobbling through the casino floor as he accidently bumps into a man dazed by the machine. “Watch where you’re going gas-huffer! yells the man. The red man does not reply just stumbles off into the fog. “Call an ambulance” someone in the fog yells, “This man needs help!” When the paramedic arrives he tries to speak to the red skinned man, “What’s the problem?” asked the paramedic, the red man whispers for him to come closer because his breath is escaping. He whispers something into the paramedic’s ear and the paramedic reaches in his bag and gives the red man some bizarre looking substance. “What did they gas-huffer say” the white man asked the paramedic? The paramedic replies “He is diabetic and needed insulin.” Sherman Alexie utilizes language, in a unique structure to convey an implied idea. To showcase stereotypes by arriving at a preconceived notion of an individual or group, based on their appearance or mannerisms. Sherman Alexie uses language to decribe the struggles of being stereotyped. “He knew this dark skin and long, black hair of mine was dangerous.” (Sherman Alexie, acclaimed author, poet, filmaker.) This is a perfect example of stereotyping done out of fear of what someone else with the same description might have done to someone else somewhere else. Granted in this situation Alexie compunded the fact he...
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...To most people, the tale of Little Red Riding Hood is a familiar one and Charles Perrault’s version is the most familiar. A moral tale against idleness and disobedience, this classic has stood the test of time. Less familiar to readers is Angela Carter’s “The Company of Wolves.” A dark retelling, Carter’s version is more an exploration of coming-of-age sexuality and a young woman discovering her own wildness than a cautionary tale against strangers and “gentle wolves” (Perrault 1576). While in Perrault’s story, Red and her granny are eaten by the beast due to Red’s idlness and in Carter’s story, we see Red’s willing surrender to the wolf, both tales deal with the burgeoning sexuality of a young girl. Charles Perrault begins his tale of Red Riding Hood with a glowing description of the young woman as “the prettiest creature who was ever seen” (1574), and the little red riding cape her grandmother made for her. The imagery evoked by the red cape for most readers is one of familiarity. As children, many watched as that little red cape traipsed across Saturday morning cartoons with carefree bliss. Conversely, that red cape serves as a beacon in the forest, a brilliant splash of primary color in a neutral world, almost guaranteeing the notice of the predator that awaits her. The wolf has no chance to miss his target, as she blazes with color through his domain. Upon their first encounter in the woods, Red has no fear of the wolf. Perrault states she “did not know it was dangerous...
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