The indirect gaze here used by Bob 'Riley' the Builder directs salience from the character to the individual to the left of the picture. This conveys to the audience a sense of powerlessness, which Freud would blame on Bob's mother.
However, the individual on the left of picture has serious 'tache issues, coupled with optical challenges. He is clearly Bob's nemesis and not to be trusted.
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The wall on the right looks like the negative image of the Shroud of Turin. Or maybe it is late and my tired mind is playing tricks on me. I find the pictures very retro.
The indirect gaze here used by Bob 'Riley' the Builder directs salience from the character to the individual to the left of the picture. This conveys to the audience a sense of powerlessness, which Freud would blame on Bob's mother.
ReplyDeleteHowever, the individual on the left of picture has serious 'tache issues, coupled with optical challenges. He is clearly Bob's nemesis and not to be trusted.
ReplyDeleteAnybody can add a comment and post it in your blog if they have a Google or other associated account. The author of the blog does, however, have the ability to delete the comment or identify it as spam.
ReplyDeleteThe wall on the right looks like the negative image of the Shroud of Turin. Or maybe it is late and my tired mind is playing tricks on me. I find the pictures very retro.
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