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Master of suspense

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Stella gives Jeff constant reality checks as he gets trapped in his fantasy

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Why does the dog get let down in the bucket, and let back up.

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Why does the dog get let down in the bucket, and let back up.

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The dog

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we the audience are similar to Jeff as we are spectators and have no control over what is happening.

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we don't ever do anything, just watch the story unfold

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Why does he use the camera as a last line of defence?

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Why does he use the camera as a last line of defence?

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He is hiding behind his camera as he can’t face his own reality and believes he is still separated from the rest of the world

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jeff is looking at another world, however this world is a projection of himself to some extent

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the stage like structure of the house demonstrates the entertaining nature of life and how it is human nature to view others pain, joy, struggles, suffering and life as a novelty. the boxed structure of each apartment also is symbolic of the confined lives of each person as each room = their own secluded world however in reality each person is unaware that their world isn't private. Also somewhat shows the boxed systematic nature of life in the 1950's which is slowly somewhat breaking free from conservative values, which is seen in Jeff looking out past his world into others challenging his isolated world.

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At the end of the film, we see Lisa wearing pants for the first time, illustrating change in the role of women and them taking on more masculine roles

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represents Jims state of mind

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Each apartment is a different perspective of the possible outcomes of Jeff's future life.

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The conversation on the ethics of peering into others lives. Represents the time period, the feeling of people in the time constantly being watched. 

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The conversation on the ethics of peering into others lives. Represents the time period, the feeling of people in the time constantly being watched. 

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Jeff and Lisa’s conversation is remanisant of the mood of people at the time. With America increasing their security in order to keep people safe from and

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the newly weds enter the apt fresh and full of love and life they are also the only ones to close there blinds for privacy unlike the other characters who live very openly these people are also older than the young couple and perhaps presents the fact that the newer generation is more likely to presue isolation away from others and develop more private lives signifying that the future may be full of closed windows meaning some mystery will never be solved

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Jeff found pleasure/entertainment in looking into other lives as he felt disconnected from the world of the community.
this gives him an escape from his own life as the light is on other people

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At the beginning, Jeff is reluctant to rely on Lisa and wants to be independent, for example, he doesn't want to marry her and thinks only about himself. However, at the end, Jeff is shown in two leg casts alongside Lisa, who is content, signifying that he has no choice but to depend her.

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At the earlier stages of the film, Lisa and Jeff lead very different lives as shown by their costumes. As the film progresses, the clothes she wears evolves as Jeff starts to see different sides of her.

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Jeff's continual observance of his neighbours gives rise to not only a sense of guilt (as he seeks to hide), but also a sense of accomplishment (as he solves the case). This may reveal the human inclination to rationalise certain transgressions that would otherwise be unacceptable in society.