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This is what we have made, this scene, and now we are condemned to endure it, to suffer the greyness of being ourselves.
The pink tablecloths, the pastel-colored dresses on the girls with their long ponytailed tresses tied in long flowing ribbons, made this scene an 18th-century engraving.
What made this scene different from similar scenes undoubtedly unfolding in countless other school parking lots on this balmy Friday afternoon?
You don't want to be caught stopping and wondering why the writer made this scene so unrealistic or out of place.
Because we're the people that have made this scene, the people that have been in this, and loved it, and breathed it, and eaten it, for all of our lives.
Although there were similar parts in the episode with red and blue flashes, an anime technique called "paka paka" made this scene extremely intense, for these flashes were extremely bright strobe lights, with blinks at a rate of about 12 Hz for approximately six seconds.
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"I felt like a suicide bomber when I was making this scene," she recalled.
Mr. Schoenaerts said by phone: "I saw her looking for how can I make this scene better, in every scene.
But no amount of rereading could make this scene give up its secrets.
The music would have to be sublime to make this scene work.
That hasn't really been appreciated, I think, and that's what is making this scene that much more interesting".
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