Binary Opposites Binary opposites are two terms or concepts that are related but are opposite in meaning. Two theoretical opposites are defined and set off against each other. Strauss believed that the way we understood words depends on how we understand the different of the word and its opposites, and not on the meaning themselves. Harry Potter An example of this is from the film Harry Potter. Harry is seen as the good guy in every movie during in the series, which is wanted from the powerful Voldemort. Voldemort plays the role of the villain in the movie who supports evil, resulting with a final goal of killing Harry Potter, the chosen one Voldemort’s appearance is very expressive as it clearly shows the binary opposites between the two characters. His face alone is very disturbing to look it, as he rarely smiles. Therefore, lighting and makeup is a binary opposite, which is used to make a character look good or evil in the movie. For example, Voldemort d
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Todorov’s structure 1. Equilibrium – First part of the story that will display a happy start and everything is as it should be. 2. A Disruption – This part will feature a problem or something will disrupt the happiness of the Equilibrium 3. Realisation – This is where when everyone realises the problem, causing chaos. 4. Restored order – The characters attempt to fix the damage and resolve the problem 5. Equilibrium again – The final part of the plot where the problem is solved and everything is back to normal. 2 states Step 1: Equilibrium The movie begins with a student (Krish Malhotra) who is looking to pursue his MBA, who comes from a troubled, rich family with a Punjabi heritage. He meets his classmate Ananya Swaminathan, who comes from a Tamil Brahmin family. They both become friends and start studying with each other, Soon they begin dating and stay together for the next 22 months on the campus. This displays a happy start and everything