The Shoe Horn Sonata is the play by John Misto, he is the australian creator of this play. In this play , John Misto represented distinctly visual techniques to display the experiences during World War II and also to describe the characters and situation that were created within the play. Also that represents the experiences shared by two women, Sheila and Bridie.The use of distinctively visuals give to the play and the film “ The Book Thief “ , the meaning of what is happening in the texts and how the responder would react on the things happening around.
The Shoe-Horn Sonata is the play , created by the Australian author, whose name is John Misto , and it is about the war, that takes many places and scenes in the play. The creator used mane …show more content…
And it refers to the Liesel’s family and their relationships with each other and how they treat Max,who is Jew. The scene in the movie when Rosa, Liesel’s stepmother, tells to her husband to get away from Max, as he is a big danger for them, but Hans doesn’t agree with her as he remembers that Max’s father saved his life once, and at this point Hans has to help Max to be hidden and to survive. Also Liesel’s relationship to the books, is symbolised by development from a powerless girl to an empowered young lady. However, it’s not the book themselves that are symbolic, but how Liesel relate to them, their relationship. The first connection of Liesel to the books was at her brother’s funeral. The scene takes a place at the spacecraft, the close up was on the book, that the priest dropped by accident. The close up on the book, while Liesel is picking it up, but she doesn’t give it back to him, she keeps and hides it. In the same scene, it’s picture of the snow, creates the sadness, painful and darkness of the moment, as it was her brother funeral. Back to the connection of book and Liesel, the quote “Liesel: Is that your book?. Max: it wasn’t always mine. ” , evidens the connection and relationship between Max, Liesel and books. The use of the dialogues, helps responders to catch and find this connection and it is seen in the scene, when Liesel says the exactly same phrase to Hans, when he asks her if the book that she stole at the funeral is her. Moreover, Liesel and Rudy’s friendship would suggest about the humanity, and how to stay who you are and be strong when the most of people are cruel and dishonest. The moment when composer uses the frozen lake as a presentation of what Rudy can do for Liesel, and to keep their friendship. The picture of the frozen lake and the smoke coming out of the water, the snow on
The Shoe-Horn Sonata is the play , created by the Australian author, whose name is John Misto , and it is about the war, that takes many places and scenes in the play. The creator used mane …show more content…
And it refers to the Liesel’s family and their relationships with each other and how they treat Max,who is Jew. The scene in the movie when Rosa, Liesel’s stepmother, tells to her husband to get away from Max, as he is a big danger for them, but Hans doesn’t agree with her as he remembers that Max’s father saved his life once, and at this point Hans has to help Max to be hidden and to survive. Also Liesel’s relationship to the books, is symbolised by development from a powerless girl to an empowered young lady. However, it’s not the book themselves that are symbolic, but how Liesel relate to them, their relationship. The first connection of Liesel to the books was at her brother’s funeral. The scene takes a place at the spacecraft, the close up was on the book, that the priest dropped by accident. The close up on the book, while Liesel is picking it up, but she doesn’t give it back to him, she keeps and hides it. In the same scene, it’s picture of the snow, creates the sadness, painful and darkness of the moment, as it was her brother funeral. Back to the connection of book and Liesel, the quote “Liesel: Is that your book?. Max: it wasn’t always mine. ” , evidens the connection and relationship between Max, Liesel and books. The use of the dialogues, helps responders to catch and find this connection and it is seen in the scene, when Liesel says the exactly same phrase to Hans, when he asks her if the book that she stole at the funeral is her. Moreover, Liesel and Rudy’s friendship would suggest about the humanity, and how to stay who you are and be strong when the most of people are cruel and dishonest. The moment when composer uses the frozen lake as a presentation of what Rudy can do for Liesel, and to keep their friendship. The picture of the frozen lake and the smoke coming out of the water, the snow on