The Game Of Empire, CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
Two possible cinematic presentations of human beings interacting with Cynthians:
live action plus CGI;
animation.
The Cynthian town of Lulach is such a quaint, picturesque setting:
some buildings under large trees;
others among their branches;
squirrel-like Cynthians leaping between branches;
narrow, twisting, turf streets;
a rambling timber riverside inn with stables for horses and changtus -
- that it seems to me to lend itself to cartoon treatment. It as if Diana and her companions have wandered from a realistic environment into a cartoonish one.
There are two styles of comic strips: realistic and cartoonish. I used to wonder why the two kinds of characters never met. In fact, imaginative script writers and artists have sometimes found clever ways to combine them.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
This part of THE GAME OF EMPIRE might have been carried over by Anderson from the novella which was all he had originally planned to write.
Ad astra! Sean
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