A spotlight seems to have been cast on the action, with the wrestling limbs splashed by darks and lights. The bright movement is framed by very dark drapes, which hang motionlessly in the background. This almost-black backdrop lends an air of mystery, of dark deeds done in dark settings. Holofernes's body projects out on the bed, creating an impression of space...
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Holofernes's body projects out on the bed, creating an impression of space. This position demonstrates another Caravaggesque influence, in its apparent resemblance to Caravaggio's The Conversion of Saint Paul2. The shadows on Judith's arms emphasize the twisting movements she uses to saw off the man's head...
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Judith Wright context With this knowledge, it is easier to understand exactly what "the tribal story lost in an alien tale" is. When reading "Bora Ring" it is extremely important to have a certain familiarity with Australian history otherwise the message and meaning of the poem would be unable to be understood...	2 / 449
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Social Issues in Judith Wright's work It also gives the reader a feeling about what is occurring in the poem, in this case, sexual intercourse. The increasing speed and urgency of the lines suggested by the use of short vowels, particularly in the last stanza, where the second last line can be seen as the orgasm...	5 / 1310
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