Entrapment In Suris Wall

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Additionally ,Lucy Estella’s reminiscent picture book ‘Suris Wall’ epitomizes how one’s imagination liberates them from entrapment, conveying how distinctively visual elements explore the human experience.This is conveyed through Suri a young insecure female living in a war-torn city distinguished by her towering height amongst the other children.When Suri realises she is tall enough to see over the wall she becomes a symbol of hope by providing vivid imagery to Eva on what lies behind the wall.Estella heightens feelings of entrapment through the dull colour palette depicting the lack of freedom as she is trapped in this dull world losing a sense of individuality which is added through her hidden face depicting a loss of identity.Additionally,the

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