Just Lather That's All-Written Component

Just Lather That’s All- Written Component

1. Why did you choose your visual symbol? Identify what kind of mood you were trying to project? Explain (5)

I chose my symbol to be the barber's razor. I chose this because it is a huge part of the story. The razor itself is the difference between life and death, because that’s what it symbolizes, death and murder. Like it says in the story “My fate hangs on the edge of this razor blade” and “A razor like this cannot fail . It is the best one I have.” The razor represents the problem because it is the one thing that can change the situation and it’s outcome. The mood I am trying to project would be mystery. This would have to be the mood because in my poster, in the background, there is a man laying in a
I chose him because he demonstrates many characteristics that Captain Torres has. Like Captain Torres, Liev Schreiber is in his forties , he has the appearance of being tough and has a look of authority. Captain Torres is also understanding. He understands that its hard to kill, and he understands when the barber doesn't kill him, even though he had the chance. He would also be considered a risk taker because he knows who the barber is and knows what he can do to him. But still he takes a chance and places himself right into the barbers hands, even though he could be killed right then and there. We could also infer that he is a leader and is intelligent since he is at the rank of captain. I chose Orlando Bloom to play the role of the barber because unlike the captain, the barber is thin, but not weak. He’s also brave. He’d be considered brave by deciding to not kill him. The barber would also be moral. He has the chance to kill Captain Torres, but doesn't because he has morals and knows it’s wrong. He’s honorable because even though he’s a rebel, he doesn't wish to kill, he only see’s himself as a barber not a