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Georges Seurat.
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Tim Brauch, 1998
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I haven’t played the games but I really like the window shot because I immediately went to at least three places with this:
-In some cultures leaving the window open in a dying person’s room is to help souls depart, they’re leaving together physically and spiritually.
-Doing it so the house wouldn’t smell…they didn’t want the home they built together to be permeated with the stench of death. Instead what’s left is a last dinner on the table, a piano ready to be played, and a letter for a friend.
-Bill started out the episode locked in a bunker alone and underground. Now he’s with Frank, the window is open and the sky is so so bright.
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The Last of Us | 1x03 “Long Long Time”The callback to the window sill in the main menu of the game was intentional. According to showrunner Craig Mazin, the open window meant to bring about a sense of promise and loss, and also a sense of happiness – implying that Bill and Frank are at peace.-
Can you hear me sobbing
I used to.
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