Anti Hero

What is your idea of the Anti Hero? My idea of the anti-hero is a main character in a text or film who doesn’t necessarily portray heroic traits.

Who is an anti-hero and why? A character who is debatably an anti-hero is Nate Archibald from the series ‘Gossip Girl’. Nate is an average character in the series where he never really does anything that is considered good, however, occasionally he will do something deemed bad. Nate isn’t the best role model such as characters like superheroes but he can’t be described as a bad guy or a villain either. His role is liked by most of the audience as he never does anything that extravagant to make us dislike him but usually, he will do things to benefit himself.

Quotes for Exam

“From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life” – Prologue This refers to the destiny and inevitability of the two characters paths crossing. The term ‘star-crossed’ also adds onto the idea that their fate has been pre determined. 

“But soft, what light through yonder window breaks? It is the east and Juliet is the sun. Arise fair sun and kill the envious moon.” – Romeo The window becomes the east and Juliet becomes the sun in Romeo’s thoughts. He imagines that she is the sun transforming darkness into daylight. Romeo likewise personifies the moon later on calling it “sick and pale with grief” at the fact Juliet, the sun, is far brighter and more beautiful. 

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet” – Juliet In this quote Juliet is telling Romeo that a name is meaningless and artificial convention. She is saying she loves the person called Montague, not the name and not the family. Which explains Juliet’s ill fate of being a Capulet and Romeo being a Montague. Romeo and Juliet explore the complex relationship between fate and free will. This idea is conveyed through the quote when Juliet states “What’s in a name?” which explains her unfortunate fate of being a Capulet and Romeo being a Montague. In this quote, she tries to question why their surnames have to keep them apart.

“Here’s much to do with hate, but more with love Why then, O brawling love, O loving hate, O anything of nothing first create!” – Romeo The feud between the two powerful families has been going on for so long, no one now knows what it is about although Romeo is stating that to love being a Montague you have to hate Capulets and vice-versa. 

“What, drawn, and talk of peace? I hate the word As I hate hell, all Montagues, and thee.”- Tybalt Tybalt claims here that he hates peace and would rather fight the Montagues this is suggesting he wants the feud between the families to continue.

Revision Activity

How does conflict reveal the message of the play?

Introduction – Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare in the 1500’s conveying fate and conflict. It showcases two ‘star-crossed lovers’ whose death ultimately reconciles their families feud. Conflict is a main aspect of the storyline and reveals multiple things throughout the play. Things can be revealed as early as the prologue and which conflict can also be found through fate and can be shown internally and externally. 

Plan  

Paragraph 1 – The prologue can reveal the message of the play through its vague explanation of what the story is about. Every line in the prologue conveys something about the story and therefore is revealing the message of the play. “From forth the fatal loins of these two foes, a pair of star-crossed lovers take their life”

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Revision

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.”

In this quote, Juliet is telling Romeo that a name is a meaningless and artificial convention. she is saying she loves the person called Montague, not the name and not the Montague family. 

Revision

Romeo and Juliet explore the complex relationship between fate and will.
Q: “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet” – which explains Juliet’s ill fate of being a Capulet and Romeo being a Montague.                                                                        Romeo and Juliet explore the complex relationship between fate and free will. This idea is conveyed through the quote when Juliet states “What’s in a name?” which explains her unfortunate fate of being a Capulet and Romeo being a Montague. In this quote, she tries to question why their surnames have to keep them apart.                                                                                     

Characters in Romeo and Juliet are not always what they seem.
Q: “Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight,
For I ne’er saw true beauty till this night.”
–  In this quote, Romeo has instantly forgotten his love for Rosaline as soon as he saw Juliet. This makes us think was Romeo ever really in love with Rosaline to begin with? But does this mean is his desire for Juliet nothing more than meaningless infatuation. 

Quotes:

Romeo and Juliet use conflict and opposites to expand its idea:
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Shakespeare’s language is where his true genius lies:
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Q: “A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life”

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Close Viewing

Shot 1- Mid shot, Waiter, Level angle, Zoom

Shot 2- Long shot, auditorium, Over the shoulder shot, No camera Movement

Shot 3- Mid shot, Corbin, Level angle, Zoom

Shot 4-  Long shot, stage, Level angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 5- Over the shoulder shot, Auditorium, Level angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 6- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Level angle, Zoom

Shot 7- Close up, Corbin, Level Angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 8-  Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Level angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 9- Three shot, Audience, Ruby Rod’s Men, Level angle, No Camera Movement.

Shot 10- Two shot, Audience, Randoms, Level angle, Zoom

Shot 11- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Low angle, Zoom

Shot 12- Over the shoulder shot, Auditorium, Level angle, Slight Zoom

Shot 13- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Level angle, Tracking shot, Side view

Shot 14- Mid shot, Lelu, Level angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 15- Close up, Corbin, Level angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 16- Over the shoulder shot, Auditorium, Tracking shot,

Shot 17- Mid Shot, Plava La Guna, Static camera, Level angle, Side view

Shot 18- Two shot, Captain, Level angle, No Camera Movement.

Shot 19- Close up, Zorg, Low angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 20- Long shot, Floston Paradise and Zorg in spaceship, Over the shoulder shot, High angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 21- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Low angle, Audience view, Zoom, Tilt

Shot 22- Close up, Alcohol, Tracking shot, Male assistant walking to the door

Shot 23- Mid shot, door opening, Mangalor with gun

Shot 24- Mid shot, gun pointing at male assistant, Over the shoulder shot, Mangalor perspective

Shot 25- Long shot, Female assistant, Zoom, Level angle

Shot 26- Long shot, Mangalors walking in door, Zoom, Level angle

Shot 27- Close up, Plava La Guna, Level angle, Side view

Shot 28- Mid shot, Female assistant being shot, Zoom, level angle

Shot 29- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Zoom, Level angle

Shot 30- Mid Shot, Corbin, Over the shoulder shot, High angle, No Camera Movement, Plava La Guna Perspective

Shot 31- Mid shot, Mangalors, Level angle, Pan Movement

Shot 32- Long shot, Mangalors, Level angle, Pan Movement to Lelu hiding behind door watching

Shot 33- Close up, Mangalors, flash back, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 34- Close up, Mangalor’s hand, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 35- Long shot, Space ship crashing, Birds eye view angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 36- Close up, Lelu, Level angle, No Camera Movement

Shot 37- Mid shot, Mangalors, Tracking shot, Level angle

Shot 38- Close up, Mangalor approaches Plava La Guna’s Trunk, High angle, Zoom

Shot 39- Mid shot, Stone box in trunk, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 40- Midshot, Mangalor takes stone box, Level angle, Slight camera movement

Shot 41- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Low angle, Slight Zoom

Shot 42- Mid shot, Corbin, Over the shoulder shot, Zoom

Shot 43- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Low angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 44- Close up, Corbin, High angle, Zoom, Plaba LaGuna perspective

Shot 45- Mid Shot, Plava La Guna, Low angle, No

Shot 46- Close up, Lelu, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 47- Long shot, Auditorium, Zoom, Over the shoulder

Shot 48- Long shot, Door getting pushed open by Lelu and Mangalors, Zoom continues into next shot

Shot 49- Close up, Lelu and Mangalor, Over the shoulder from Mangalor, Level angle, Head but

Shot 50- Close up, Lelu’s leg, Level angle, Pan Movement

Shot 51- Long shot, Auditorium, Level angle, Static Shot, No Camera movement.

Shot 52- Mid shot, Lelu, Follow camera, Hand held camera, Handicam

Shot 53- Three shot, Mangalors, Low angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 54- Long shot, Lelu and Mangalors, Follow Camera, Handicam

Shot 55- Close up, Lelu’s leg, Low angle, No Camera movement

Shot 56- Mid shot, Lelu, Tracking shot, Level angle, Handicam

Shot 57- Close up, Lelu kicks Mangalor, Level angle

Shot 58- Close up, Lelu and Mangalor, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 59- Long shot, Mangalor falling, Low angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 60- Close up, Plava La Guna, Zoom, Level angle

Shot 61- Long shot, Mangalor, Low angle, Slight Tilt.

Shot 62- Mid shot, Mangalor missing Lelu, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 63- Mid shot, Mangalor missing Lelu, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 64- Mid shot, Lelu fighting, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 65- Mid shot, Lelu and Mangalor fight, Level angle, No Camera movement, Over the shoulder shot, Lelu perspective.

Shot 66- Mid shot, Lelu fighting, Level angle, No Camera movement, Over the shoulder, Mangalor perspective.

Shot 67- Mid Shot, Mangalor, Level angle, No Camera movement

Shot 68- Mid Shot, Plava La Guna, Side view, Level angle, Slight Camera Movement.

Shot 69- Mid shot, Lelu, Mangalor perspective, level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 70- Long shot, Lelu kicking and Mangalor falling backwards, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 71- Mid shot, Lelu back punch, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 72- Close up, Mangalor, Low angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 73- Long shot, Mangalor flying out of the room, Level angle, No Camera movement.

Shot 74- Mid shot, Mangalor, Low angle, Tracking shot

Shot 75- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Side view, Level angle, Tracking shot

Shot 76- Long Shot, Mangalor flying, Level angle, Tilt

Shot 77- Mid shot, Lelu, Level angle, Handicam, Mangalor with sword perspective

Shot 78- Mid shot, Mangalor with weapon, Over the shoulder shot, Lelu perspective, Level angle, No camera Movement

Shot 79- Mid shot, Mangalor, Level angle, Zoom

Shot 80- Mid shot, Flying Mangalor to Lelu, Level angle, Tilt,

Shot 81- Mid shot, Mangalor and Trunk, level angle, Side view, Tilt

Shot 82- Mid shot, Lelu, Level angle, No camera movement.

Shot 83- Mid shot, Mangalor with gun, Level angle, No camera Movement

Shot 84- Mid shot, Mangalor’s gun, Tracking shot, Handicam,

Shot 85- Mid shot, Lelu flying across the room, Tracking shot, Level angle, Side angle

Shot 86- Mid shot, Lelu back handspring, Tilt, Low angle

Shot 87- Long shot, Lelu backhandspring, Low angle, following/tracking shot, Zoom

Shot 88- Mid shot, Plava La Guna Dancing, Level angle, No camera Movement

Shot 89- Long shot, Lelu backhandspring, High angle, No camera movement

Shot 90- Mid shot, Plava La Guna dancing, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 91- Long shot, Lelu backhandspring, High angle, Tilt

Shot 92- Mid shot, Lelu backhandspring, Level angle, Zoom

Shot 93- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Level angle, Side view, Slight camera movement (tracking shot/zoom)

Shot 94- Mid shot, Mangalor, Low angle, No camera movement

Shot 95- Mid shot, Lelu, Level angle, No camera movement Shot 96: Plava La Guna

Shot 96- Mid shot, Mangalor, Low angle, No camera movement

Shot 97- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Level angle, Side view, No camera movement

Shot 98- Long shot, Mangalor running, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 99- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Side view, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 100- Mid shot, Lelu punching Mangalor, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 101- Mid shot, Lelu punches Mangalor, Over the shoulder shot, Lelu perspective, Tilt.

Shot 102- Three shot, Mangalors, Zoom, Low angle,

Shot 103- Mid shot, Lelu and Mangalor fighting, Over the shoulder shot, Lelu perspective, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 104- Three shot, Lelu and two Mangalors, Level angle, No camera movement, over the shoulder shot, Mangalor perspective

Shot 105- Mid shot, Mangalor, Over the shoulder shot, Lelu perspective, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 106- Three shot, Lelu and two Mangalors, Level angle, Over the shoulder shot, Mangalor perspective, Handicam, Slight camera movement

Shot 107- Mid shot, Plava La Guna, Side view, Level angle, No camera movement

Shot 108- Mid shot, Lelu Bowing, Low angle, No camera movement

Shot 109- Mid shot, Plava La Guna Bowing, Over the shoulder shot, Level angle, No camera movement 

Future Dystopia Writing

The skyscrapers, which normally are full of purpose, are now dull and lifeless. Above me, I can only see as far as the building tops, as the gloomy fog covers this city like a blanket. I feel nothing but loneliness as I stroll these abandoned streets. The empty roads and dark skies are the only things I can relate to at the moment. Surrounded by fog I can see some of it is coming from a burning building. Normally I would freak out over this, but over these past few days, this is the new normal. This strange noise keeps re-occurring and echoing through this lifeless city and in my mind, I know that whatever it is they were the ones who destroyed my home.

Finding my vision I peer through the fog finding the thing I have been searching for this whole time, my apartment. I stumble into the familiar heavy doors although don’t smell the sweet vanilla smell that I remember. This new sense is harsh and reminds me of the bad rubbish smell, times ten. This smell is so strong something almost feels off or awfully close. My heart rate increases just thinking of what it could be. The floor is creaking as I make my way quietly to my room. Above me, a loud screech fills my ears. Forgetting about the noises, I search through the whole apartment trying to find something to fill my rumbling stomach. Nothing. I now wish I wasn’t so lazy and didn’t order takeaways every night. Thuds surround me causing goosebumps to cover me from head to toe and forcing me to enter back into reality. Above, behind, below, these ginormous footsteps feel like they are coming from every direction. Trying to pull myself together, I start thinking of possible plans. Even though I am still not certain how close this beast is, I definitely know it is way to close for my liking. My mind is stumbling for ideas, the pressure is getting to me as this is literally a life or death situation.

Overthinking the situation I eventually decide to just go for it. I know this concrete jungle like the back of my hand, therefore deciding to make my way to my favourite coffee shop. I pray that there is food here otherwise I don’t know how much longer I can survive. I exit the apartment quietly, grabbing a knife on the way out. Tiptoeing down the stairs and into the lobby a sigh of relief hits me. Above me a large green goo is dangling from the top of the building where the luxurious chandelier normally hangs. Exiting the building I realize this is probably the last time I will see it. It’s hard to process this and think of all the memories from this one building. Taking my last glance at what was once my home, it starts to creak very loud. I don’t take much notice and continue my brave journey to the coffee shop. I let my mind wander, forgetting about the devastation over these past few days. Thinking about what it was like before this science experiment was leaked into the world. Before I can get another thought into my head a massive loud screech fills the emptiness of this city. Panicking I dip into the nearest ally way. As I look back tracing where I had just come from, I experience my apartment collapse. Gone. Now it is only a pile of concrete on the ground. I can’t let this get to me. I stumble back onto the path, tears rolling down my face like a waterfall. I try to keep going, but I just can’t. Dropping to the ground my heart sinks. This is it. Normally I would never give up, but I have lost all hope. How am I, a 16 year old girl, supposed to defeat a dragon.

Dystopia Writing – Future Sport

When my feet hit this new territory, I now realize my status. Surrounded by famous athletes and their coaches makes me feel intimidated, although I know what I’m about to do. Towering overtop of me stand the tall gates to enter the village. With my heart pounding and hands shaking, it looks suspicious and I can’t believe I’ve made it this far. As I make my way to the dressing room, I feel the nerves kick in more and can’t wait till this is over with. Overhearing everyone talk about how long they have been preparing for this makes me feel guilty, but this is the future of the Olympics and I am just starting it.

Infront of me lies this fancy dressing room, which smells like a new car. I can’t hear anyone near me, and there isn’t a window in here so I knew this was a perfect time. Behind me, the door is still wide open, as I look to close it I make sure no one sees me. I reach into my bag and open the secret compartment which luckily passed through the security unharmed. Before I do this I think back to what my coach said to me, Do I feel bad for doing this?