For instance he meets a lady named Sara at his summer house where he used to go when he was a kid. This girl symbolised, ironically, another girl named Sara whom he was engaged to in his younger years. To Isak, this woman represents ?the one that got away'. The people that symbolise individuals from Isak's past are representative of many of his life mistakes, and these characters are really just a catalyst, allowing for the realisation of these mistakes in Isak's mind...
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A first-rate example of this is in the opening dream sequence. The surroundings as well as Isak's face are a stark white. This helps encompass the symbolic blankness of his current life situation. Observably every scene has examples of camera positioning and lighting which attempts to convey emotion, but another scene which does so quite effectively would be the other dream sequence in which Isak is taking the medical exam...
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Life On Land Compared To Life On The Mississippi He didn't have to worry about what his father was going to do to him. Jim and Huck could only travel at night because they were afraid of Jim being found and whenever they would stop for the day, they would have to cover up the raft with leaves and foliage...	3 / 620
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