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‘History of My Life’ by Giacomo Casanova
- June 19, 2017
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- Category: Casanova
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When we mentioned to people that we were putting together a graphic novel on Casanova there was a certain amount of wink winking and nudge nudging. Casanova the archetypal womaniser is what comes to most people’s minds. And it is true, he was a man who was fascinated by love and love-making. In terms of -
Flashbacks
- February 22, 2020
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- Category: Behind the Scenes
One particularly valuable device for storytelling is the use of flashbacks whereby an event in the past is brought into the present and displayed to the audience (following the advice that it is best to show rather than tell). The event will generally be of particular significance to the narrative and encourage the reader to -
Violence
- February 15, 2020
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- Category: Character Focus
‘Casanova in Paris’ is not a particularly violent graphic novel although there are number of episodes of violence alongside threats of violence. The incidents that do occur, however, are not gratuitous and each has a distinct part to play in the development of character and/or plot. Unsurprisingly, most of the violence centres on the -
Exorcism
- February 8, 2020
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- Category: Casanova
The first love of Casanova’s life was Bettina. She was four years older than Casanova and was the sister of his tutor Abbé Gozzi with whose family he lodged from when he was nine until he was fourteen. During this time Casanova witnessed an extraordinary incident in which Bettina pretended to have been possessed by
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