YOU CAN (NOT) REPLAY
- What is this person doing?
- Are the piano and the cogs in the background connected?
- Why is the person glowing?
- What do you think the title means? What if the title was ‘You Can Replay’? How does ‘not’ change the meaning? Why is ‘not’ in brackets?
- How could you link this picture and its title to the idea of life and death?
- Do you know of any other books or films about a piano? Link to, and compare with, The Piano, Monkey Symphony and The Bear and The Piano.
Credit: Yuumei
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Anonymous
Posted at 12:58h, 21 FebruaryIts beautiful
Anonymous
Posted at 11:51h, 01 Marchis this manga
Anonymous
Posted at 19:27h, 03 MarchIt ‘s nice
Alice
Posted at 11:03h, 09 Aprilits amazing
Anonymous
Posted at 13:32h, 09 MayAmazing i love it
Anonymous
Posted at 01:15h, 10 Mayoh yeah
PinkMuffins
Posted at 22:04h, 19 AugustMelissa walked up the steps of the Great Clocktoeer listening to the graceful music of a piano. It was like a lullaby. When she reached the top, she gasped. “Simon?!” She cried. The boy on the piano turned around d and smiled.
“I can’t stop playing a tune, that’s why I can get away with humming at school.” He said, “because I’m a timekeeper. I keep the beat of time even. You also have Coco, Andrew and Hailey, the other timekeepers. Coco protects life, Andrew protects home and Hailey protects the Great Clock.”