The Pale Blue Eye review - telltale hearts. Film review by Nick Hasted - The Arts Desk

Augustus Landor (Christian Bale) is the prototype for the Rue Morgue murders’ deducer, Auguste Dupin. He’s a legendary, retired police detective, asked to solve a death at the West Point military academy in wintry upstate New York. The suicide verdict of Dr Marquis (Toby Jones) is swiftly altered to ritual murder then followed by a second, with hearts carved out of hanged bodies. Landor enlists cadet Poe (Harry Melling) to infiltrate the academy’s Bullingdon Club-like elite of entitled, bully...

Pale Blue Eye review - telltale hearts

Film review by Nick Hasted - The Arts DeskAugustus Landor (Christian Bale) is the prototype for the Rue Morgue murders’ deducer, Auguste Dupin. He’s a legendary, retired police detective, asked to solve a death at the West Point military academy in wintry upstate New York. The suicide verdict of Dr Marquis (Toby Jones) is swiftly altered to ritual murder then followed by a second, with hearts carved out of hanged bodies. Landor enlists cadet Poe (Harry Melling) to infiltrate the academy’s Bul...

THE STONE MAKES THE SPARK - Litro Magazine

THE STONE MAKES THE SPARK You have no items in your cart. Want to get some nice things? Go shopping Photo by Eric Han In the beginning was the silence, although not the true silence, the first silence, but the murmur of a million minute voices – the wind in long grass, the breath of the beehives, the catch-cries of the cats, the snores of so many marsupials – filling the air with ...

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Carson McCullers

Early Life A renowned American Novelist, playwright, and essayist, Carson McCullers, was born on the 19th of February in 1917 in Georgia, the United States. She was a precocious daughter of Lamar Smith, a jeweler by profession, while her mother, Marguerite Waters, was a homemaker. Carson shared the aesthetic and unique creative abilities of her parents from a very young age; she took piano lessons when she was five. Later, after recognizing her unique writing abilities, her father gifted C...

The Giver

Introduction to The Giver A dystopian story by Lois Lowry, an American writer, the novel, The Giver, first appeared in the United States in 1993 and became an instant hit on account of the unusual story it presents. The story comprises a boy, Jonas, who experiences disenchantment with the living style of his community based on the sameness and banality through the community’s own decision-making process. Recognized quite later in life, The Giver won Newbery Medal in 1994. It was later adap...

Maelgwn Gwynedd and the Yellow Eye

From the Oak to God's Eye

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Ophthalmite (definition) by Webster 1913 - Everything2.com

Ophthalmite (definition) See all of Ophthalmite, no other writeups in this node. Oph*thal"mite (?), n. [Gr. the eye.] Zool. An eyestalk; the organ which bears the compound eyes of decapod Crustacea. © Webster 1913. link viewEpicenter You have 1 C! and 50 votes left today. server time Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 8:51:03 your time Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 4:51:03Current User PollChatterbox(r) 2020-09-13@20:41 (9.7 y) Cool Man Eddie says Hey, Chord just cool...

Human Alphabet - The - chapter from Film Hieroglyphs

Examples of Symbolism in Art

Symbolism is to convey the hidden meaning to the reader or listener. It tells us about artistic expression and represents abstract ideas.  However, it is not limited to poetry and literature. Symbolism is one of the most important elements which gives depth to art; it can be the color of the painting or the depiction of characters that are significant to symbolic to some specific themes. A painter uses symbolism when he wants to put emotions and ideas in the picture which we can’t experience ...

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The Eyes (review) by Rancid_Pickle - Everything2.com

The Eyes (review) See all of The Eyes, there is 1 more in this node. by Rancid_Pickle (2.1 wk) CC Rep: 8 ( +9 / -1 ) (Rep Graph) (+) Sun Nov 26 2017 at 20:22:55 In Edith Wharton's "The Eyes", the main character is a rather narcissistic gentleman of some fortune that enjoys being idolozed by others and to be the center around which the social world and conversation orbits. He sits back on his armchair, listening and blinking through smoke circles with the cheerful tolerance of a...

Scientific American Feb 2020 - potato signaling and Sculpting with light

Allegories of Spectatorship - camera as eye and as gun

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Night work under a strong artificial light - advertisement for an optometrist