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* OddFriendship: Death and the Doe
* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright or, to very least, somewhat vibrant, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening (possibly signalling nightfall), as he lays her on the ground.
* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright or, to very least, somewhat vibrant, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening (possibly signalling nightfall), as he lays her on the ground.
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* OddFriendship: Death and the Doe
Doe, as Death is, well, death and anything he touches will die, so, while he can be close to the Doe as far as proximity goes, he can't interact with her directly, while Doe is a deer that doesn't fear him, actually, she hangs out near him.
* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright or, to very least, somewhat vibrant, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when theDeer Doe dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening (possibly signalling signaling nightfall), as he lays her on the ground.
* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright or, to very least, somewhat vibrant, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the
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* MayDecemberFriendship: Death and the Doe, as the latter eventually dies, while Death will continue, well, "being".
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* MayDecemberFriendship: MayflyDecemberFriendship: Death and the Doe, as the latter eventually dies, while Death will continue, well, "being".
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what to come with the territory, however, he wants to connect but, because of what he is and his purpose, he can't without anything dying.
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what what's to come with the territory, however, he wants to connect but, because of what he is and his purpose, he can't without anything dying.
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'[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofnCdC8P70g The Life of Death]]'' (also known as ''Death and the Deer'') is a short film by Marsha Onderstijn. The short follows Death and his place in nature who befriends a Doe and their time throughout the seasons
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* MayDecemberFriendShip: Death and the Doe, as the latter eventually dies, while Death will continue, well, "being".
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* MayDecemberFriendShip: MayDecemberFriendship: Death and the Doe, as the latter eventually dies, while Death will continue, well, "being".
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* BittersweetEnding: Death, for the a long time, managed to get understand life and gets a friend for the first time in his long existence, however, while that does happen, he still has the natural order to keep.
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* BittersweetEnding: Death, for the a long time, managed to get understand life and gets a friend for the first time in his long existence, however, while that does happen, he still has the natural order to keep.
*EnvironmentalSymbolism: Usually, when Death is present and when something dies, the colors are usually darkened or muted, however, when something is alive, they are usually shown in light.
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what to come with the territory, however, he wants to connect but, because of what
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what to come with the territory, however, he wants to connect but, because of what he is and his purpose, he can't without anything dying.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright or, to very least, somewhat vibrant, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening, as he lays her on the ground.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright or, to very least, somewhat vibrant, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening, darkening (possibly signalling nightfall), as he lays her on the ground.
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* AMimeAndMusicCartoon: We have the characters interacting in silence with music in the background.
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* AMimeAndMusicCartoon: MimeAndMusicOnlyCartoon: We have the characters interacting in silence with music in the background.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening, as he lays her on the ground.
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* RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright, bright or, to very least, somewhat vibrant, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening, as he lays her on the ground.
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* MimeAndMusicCartoon: We have the characters interacting in silence with music in the background.
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* MimeAndMusicCartoon: AMimeAndMusicCartoon: We have the characters interacting in silence with music in the background.
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[[caption-width-right:350:An interesting friendship]]
[[caption-width-right:350:An interesting friendship]]
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what to come with the territory, however, he is ''not'' pleased with that.
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* NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what to come with the territory, however, he is ''not'' pleased with that. wants to connect but, because of what
* OddFriendship: Death and the Doe
* OddFriendship: Death and the Doe
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* DiedInYouArmsTonight: See the "Final First Hug" below
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* DiedInYouArmsTonight: DiedInYourArmsTonight: See the "Final First Hug" below
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'[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofnCdC8P70g The Life of Death]]'' (also known as ''Death and the Deer'') is a short film by Marsha Onderstijn. The short follows Death and his place in nature who befriends a Doe and their time throughout the seasons
!Tropes for ''The Life of Death'':
*BigSleep: When Death touches the bird, wolf, and a rabbit, they close their eyes as they die and looks as if they're falling asleep.
*BittersweetEnding: Death, for the a long time, managed to get understand life and gets a friend for the first time in his long existence, however, while that does happen, he still has the natural order to keep.
*DontFearTheReaper: This has a rather bittersweet but very heartbreaking twist on it.
*DiedInYouArmsTonight: See the "Final First Hug" below
*FinalFirstHug: Death can't hug anything normally, as anything he touches would die, so, when the Doe he befriends is too weak to keep up with her herd, she gives Death one, dying in his arms.
*MayDecemberFriendShip: Death and the Doe, as the latter eventually dies, while Death will continue, well, "being".
*MimeAndMusicCartoon: We have the characters interacting in silence with music in the background.
*NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what to come with the territory, however, he is ''not'' pleased with that.
*RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening, as he lays her on the ground.
!Tropes for ''The Life of Death'':
*BigSleep: When Death touches the bird, wolf, and a rabbit, they close their eyes as they die and looks as if they're falling asleep.
*BittersweetEnding: Death, for the a long time, managed to get understand life and gets a friend for the first time in his long existence, however, while that does happen, he still has the natural order to keep.
*DontFearTheReaper: This has a rather bittersweet but very heartbreaking twist on it.
*DiedInYouArmsTonight: See the "Final First Hug" below
*FinalFirstHug: Death can't hug anything normally, as anything he touches would die, so, when the Doe he befriends is too weak to keep up with her herd, she gives Death one, dying in his arms.
*MayDecemberFriendShip: Death and the Doe, as the latter eventually dies, while Death will continue, well, "being".
*MimeAndMusicCartoon: We have the characters interacting in silence with music in the background.
*NonMaliciousMonster: Death certainly means no harm and what he does is what to come with the territory, however, he is ''not'' pleased with that.
*RuleOfSymbolism: According to Marsha, the Doe symbolizes life and how it contrasts to Death. In much a vein, we have the colors serving as a symbol, as when things are alive, they are bright, however, when they are are close to and are meeting their deaths, the colors the are muted. This is especially the case with ending when the Deer dies, as when Death hugs her, the colors start to dim before darkening, as he lays her on the ground.
