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the third movement is a dancelike movement, like that of minuet or scherzo
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The third movement of a symphony (between 11:04 to 15:49) is usually a dance, a busier type of music. It is the simplest musical part of the symphony. For some scholars, in Symphony No. 5 of Beethoven, the third movement comes as hope in the face of the sadness represented in the previous movement.
Since sleep deprivation can affect awareness and our ability to focus, it can also affect our memory. In order to remember something properly, we have to focus on it and actively remember it by repeating it in our minds. This way, it is able to transfer from a fleeting memory (remembered for a few seconds), to a short term memory (memories held a few at a time) and afterwards, may be stored as a long term memory (stored memories, such as events, skills and knowledge). However, someone who is sleep deprived will be less alert and will have trouble transferring a fleeting memory to a short term memory and an even harder time making it a long term one. This is why it may be harder for someone to study if they are tired and they likely won't remember it as well later.
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Awesome, I think the character facial expressions could use more emotion and the pockets of the first one seem a bit too big but you are so good at drawing hands!
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