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Take Two: Can't wait to see what you came up with =)

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Take Two: Can't wait to see what you came up with =)

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Chadwick Boseman's death and black panther 2

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Chadwick Boseman's death and black panther 2

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Thinking quantitatively

On your issue, what are the most common primary frames and secondary frames?  The frames common in these stories are policy prescription, cultural identity frame and public opinion frames

What are the most common overall tones for each issue? The tones are mostly neutral. They are just observing and predicting what would happen with Black panther 2 according to Marvel’s policies, fans’ requests or the cultural aspects of the movie and what it means to African Americans.

Thinking qualitatively

How does the presence of multiple frames affect the story?  It places the question, “what will marvel do” on the minds of people as they read it. It also puts it out there that there is a Part 2 that was supposed to be out in 2022. A lot of the sources used in the story are from story writers and people who have been so drawn to the movie proposing different ideas Marvel could go about it. It also appeals to emotions with noting that Chadwick was supposed to star in part 2 and was already preparing for it. The public opinion frame seeks to tell us what people think marvel should and should not do. Cultural identity frame shows how the fans who have come to love Black panther and Chadwick together are saying about not casting another actor and how much the movie means to the community of African Americans. The policy prescription in the story identifies what this issue poses for marvel and where this movie stands, being first of its kind and what the way forward could be.

How does the tone affect the story? The tone is mostly neutral, observing all the choices Marvel has and what is best. The tone doesn’t impose thoughts on the issue, but it makes one emotional and wonder how things would turn out.

How does the frame and tone affect the general sense/understanding of issue? It is easy to understand. The tone is neutral. Questions are asked, suggestions are given. Predictions are made. It’s a building story, so the news doesn’t try to give it a conclusion.