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Originally posted by: Nisha0604
Dristi
You are way more well read than I am I have HEARD of the Rashomon effect unfortunately cannot have one intelligent conversation about it
You should tell me more
You are way too kind😳
All my information about it is courtesy the internet. That movie sounds real interesting, the Japanese one.
Supposedly a murder happens on the street and there are a few eye witnesses, each one's statement about the incident will have some variation. One might say that there was provocation by the victim, whereas another one might say that there was no sch thing. Also, when an incident occurs no two people would be in the same state of mind. Human perceptions are after all subjective. Hence, what they were thinking and how they were feeling at that particular instant would impact their version of the story.
The wikipedia page has numerous examples of movies and sitcoms where this 'effect' has been shown mildly where one person narrates an incident in an entirely different light from another.
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