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Mr. Hart's Cinema Studies :: Coming-of-Age Film :: Rear Window [Symbolism and Layered Meaning]

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Post  Samuelthe5th Mon Dec 10, 2012 9:37 pm

i noticed when he first stared to use the binoculars he would roll back into the dark and as he used it more and more he would get closer and closer to the window. This probably make you feel like he knows its bad and as the movie progresses he finds it not as bad

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