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Tomas Mann McLeod

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Page 1: Psychology of colour

Tomas Mann McLeod

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White the colour that represents what is considered

perfection. The colour meaning of white is purity,

innocence, wholeness and completion.

The shirt of the maid is white, this was done in order to

illustrate the kind nature of the maid, the character profile of

the maid is that she is a kind, innocent, young woman

willing to go out of her to help other. I attempted to illustrate

this using her clothes.

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Green is the colour that represents positivity. The colour

meaning of green is growth, positivity, self-resilience and

nature.

The dress of the maid is green, this was done in order to

show that there is more to her than just an innocent pure

young woman, she is also self-resilient, a woman who is

prepared to stand up for herself if she needs too.

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Purple is the colour that represents the unknown. The

colour meaning of purple is creativity, mystery and

imaginative.

These three have all been used purposefully in order to

build the character profile in the length of the title. The

colour of the shirt that Mr Rogers wears is purple; this has

been used in order to emphasise the mystery that

surrounds Mr Rogers – Who was on the other end of the

phone? What did the message say? Why is he acting so

hysterically? Is this the first time that this has happened?

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Black is the colour that represents death. The colour

meaning of black is death, uncertainty, secretive and

hidden.

The tie of Mr Rogers is black, this has been used in order

to foreshadow possible future events in this action thriller –

death in inevitable, it also demonstrates the secretive

character that is Mr Rogers.

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