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In a play or film, subtext is the underlying message being conveyed by a piece of dialogue. Actors must act like investigators to identify the true meaning of their dialogue so that they can play the character's subtextual intention, rather than just recite the lines.
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Usually if there is a black note a half step up we would say “oh it’s E#” but because there is not black note the next note we see is F.
The Kodak Brownie, (also just known as Brownie) was a long-series of simple and cheap cameras made by Eastman Kodak and was introduced in February of 1900.
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If this is an opinionated question, I am an idealist.
