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1 1 | prodigy of transfering the spectator into an imaginary world 2 1 | desire to transport the spectator into the unreal world, the 3 1 | daring ingenuity to place the spectator amidst the scene itself. ~ 4 1 | the other influence, the spectator remains truly a prisoner 5 1 | come from the screen to the spectator, but in such a way that 6 1 | then it happens that the spectator, through pictures of persons 7 1 | internal dynamisms of the spectator's ego, in the depths of 8 1 | urge, communicated to the spectator, of giving his own interpretation 9 II| to the subject, i.e., the spectator to whom it is directed;~ 10 1 | CONSIDERED IN RELATION TO THE SPECTATOR~ (a) The first quality which 11 1 | moving picture must show the spectator that it knows, understands 12 1 | one who stands beside the spectator to help and comfort him, 13 1 | but of those which the spectator nourishes quite legitimately.~ 14 1 | answer to the demands of the spectator.~To form an idea of the 15 1 | considered in reference to the spectator, has, finally, a lofty and 16 1 | and understanding of the spectator in responding to his legitimate 17 1 | in such a manner that the spectator, at the conclusion, leaves 18 2 | triad in the mind of the spectator? Can an excellent means 19 2 | acquired knowledge of the spectator. There is undoubtedly in 20 2 | offer with ease to the spectator, all that he expects from 21 2 | the point of view of the spectator - in what consists the attraction 22 2 | harmful if they offer the spectator a world in which no sign 23 2 | of being shared with the spectator.~Another question to which 24 2 | too late, i.e. after the spectator is already beguiled and 25 3 | show and bring before the spectator's attention what is helpful 26 3 | way that inspires in the spectator understanding, respect, 27 3 | office, be made clear to the spectator. For the Catholic, especially,