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me/p279 to order a printable copy or for rights/royalty information and pricing. Copyrighted Material of Noir A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS BY Patrick Derksen to royalty regardless of whether or not admission is charged* Visit http //tfolk. me/p279 to order a printable copy or for rights/royalties pricing. Copyright 2014 Patrick Derksen CAUTION This play is fully protected under the copyright laws of Canada and all other countries of the Universal Copyright Convention and is subject to royalty. Change ...

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Which are the typical noir characters?

Stereotypical Film Noir Characters: An anti-hero protagonist. An investigator (voice of morality) A femme fatale figure who is the antagonist. A husband (who does not fulfil the femme fatales needs- she wants to get rid of him and will manipulate the protagonist to assist her)

What is the plot structure of the noir?

Narrative structure in noir is nonlinear, complex and twisting and the story is commonly told in the first person by a male narrator. It may be told in a fragmented, maze-like manner or in flashback - a technique which adds to the sense of hopeless/fatalism, since the outcome has already been decided.

What is the summary of a lighter shade of noir?

A Lighter Shade of Noir is a story about a group of well-known detectives who were all invited to a gala thrown by Mayor Defher played by Aubry Johnson to show off their greatest cases and trophies. Amidst the gala, the lights suddenly go out and all of the trophies are gone.

What are some of the common characters and character traits of film noir?

The heroes of noir generally share certain qualities, such as moral ambiguity, a fatalistic outlook, and alienation from society. They also exhibit an existential acceptance of random, arbitrary occurrences as being the determining factors in life.

Who are the characters in a lighter shade of noir?

In A Lighter Shade of Noir by Patrick Derksen, Trent Trowel is your typical gumshoe. Searching the mean streets for crimes to solve and dames to fall for. He joins some of the worlds most famous detectives at the International PD gala. Theres Shirley Holmes, Jean Louie Phillip Eustache and Aunt Beatrice.