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I have chosen three scenes that I think display similar emotions, but they have different backgrounds and settings. The first of the three is the first scene after the beginning credits, where William Thacker is introducing the story.
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There are many contrasts between the characters and the different scenes in this film. I have chosen three scenes that I think display similar emotions, but they have different backgrounds and settings. The first of the three is the first scene after the beginning credits, where William Thacker is introducing the story. The second is the Dinner party for William's sister Honey. This is also where Anna meets William's friends for the first time. The third scene that I have chosen is the small collection of shots at the very end of the film: the wedding of Anna and William, a film premier, and then a pregnant Anna on a bench in the park, with William next to her. In these three scenes the mood is joyful and the atmosphere is relaxed. Even though the moods and atmospheres of the scenes are the same, the scenes all show different backgrounds and...
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