Rorschach
Character » Rorschach appears in 118 issues.
A violent, noir detective/anti-hero and the chief protagonist of the "Watchmen" series. With a black-and-white worldview and an uncompromising moral code, Rorschach is well-known among criminals as the terror of the underworld.
Is Rorschach Journal breaking down the Fourth Wall concept ?
yes, Best Definition of breaking the 4th wall...........................Zack Morris.........and Deadpool
" No. He's not talking to the viewer. It's his own personal thoughts. Really, if anything, he's speaking to the news paper that he gave his journal to (sorry, can't remember the name). What Deadpool does is breaking the Fourth Wall. "this
"No. He's not talking to the viewer. It's his own personal thoughts. Really, if anything, he's speaking to the news paper that he gave his journal to (sorry, can't remember the name). What Deadpool does is breaking the Fourth Wall. "
Repeat: this. ;)
R's journal is an example of first person narration.
"@JediXMan said:Repeat: this. ;) R's journal is an example of first person narration. ""No. He's not talking to the viewer. It's his own personal thoughts. Really, if anything, he's speaking to the news paper that he gave his journal to (sorry, can't remember the name). What Deadpool does is breaking the Fourth Wall. "
ok but would that not in way be same tho ?
" @cbishop said:No, because it is not directed to us and he has no concept of any realty beyond his own. It is a first person narrative in context to his perception of himself in his own reality."@JediXMan said:ok but would that not in way be same tho ? "Repeat: this. ;) R's journal is an example of first person narration. ""No. He's not talking to the viewer. It's his own personal thoughts. Really, if anything, he's speaking to the news paper that he gave his journal to (sorry, can't remember the name). What Deadpool does is breaking the Fourth Wall. "
No, it's not.
1. This is the origin of the fourth wall: on a film set, there are "three walls" where the actors are. There is a fourth, hypothetical wall where the cameras, director, and sometimes audience is. If a character looks in that direction, and speaks directly to that area, then that is "breaking the fourth wall."
2. Are you breaking the wall if you were to write in a journal? Who are you speaking to?
3. Is a thought bubble breaking the fourth wall?
" @Mach:
No, it's not.
1. This is the origin of the fourth wall: on a film set, there are "three walls" where the actors are. There is a fourth, hypothetical wall where the cameras, director, and sometimes audience is. If a character looks in that direction, and speaks directly to that area, then that is "breaking the fourth wall." 2. Are you breaking the wall if you were to write in a journal? Who are you speaking to? 3. Is a thought bubble breaking the fourth wall? "
good I like this convertions lets keep it going please
No. He's just writing his thoughts down in a journal. In the end, he mails it to the New Frontiersman. That is to whom he was talking to.
" @Mach:1. I agree that the best definition of breaking the "Fourth Wall" is Zack Morris from 'Saved By The Bell,' the children in "Funny Games," The Crypt Keeper, and people argue that Joker does so in Batman: Arkham Asylum with his comments like, "I'm watching all of you. Yes, even you!"
No, it's not.
1. This is the origin of the fourth wall: on a film set, there are "three walls" where the actors are. There is a fourth, hypothetical wall where the cameras, director, and sometimes audience is. If a character looks in that direction, and speaks directly to that area, then that is "breaking the fourth wall." 2. Are you breaking the wall if you were to write in a journal? Who are you speaking to? 3. Is a thought bubble breaking the fourth wall? "
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