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11-09-2007, 05:32 AM
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| Super Fort Fan Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Vancouver, BC Age: 44
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| Re: Body Language & Non Verbal Communication - *Spoilers* Quote:
I still think he's going to end up picking her, because he brings something out of her that is so tender and, almost, endearing, almost...LOL...that must just be his kind of gal. Complicated and pushy. | |
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11-09-2007, 05:41 AM
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| FORT Aficionado Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Stuck in the Middle
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| Re: Body Language & Non Verbal Communication - *Spoilers* Quote:
So you do see the smugness ( and all the rest ) in the body language too.He said you shouldn't have to work that hard with regard to Bettina, but I think DeAnna is going to be a lot of work. I'm off to bed ... my body language is collapsing ! g'night !
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11-09-2007, 06:30 AM
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| Super Fort Fan Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Vancouver, BC Age: 44
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Our bodies may not necessarily go along with what our faces and lips are indicating. For example, trial lawyers are very good at convincing the juries with their facial expressions because that is, more than anything, what the jury is paying attention to. We, as sexual human beings, generally, respond to physical touch more than we do looking at a persons face or lips (though I'm the exception, out of necessity, I'm sure). DeAnna is more of a facial expression kind of gal. I read more from her in what her face or eyes are telling me than what her body is saying...although most of the time she has the blinking eyes or slumped shoulders, which reads as nervous or insincere and non confident or bad posture, she is an interesting and complicated woman to be sure ...LOL Jenni has a little more depth, in terms of reading the whole person, which is why I really don't think he'll pick her. It isn't that she doesn't respond to him but more that her whole person is so easy to read and therefore his response to her is easy to read. I hope that makes sense. I understand what he meant by saying that it shouldn't be that much work but I think he's living in a fantasy world. Any great, long lasting relationship, takes work. When it came to Bettina it only seemed to become 'that much work' after the HTD and he had been embarrassed and challenged about his being an intellectual or not (though the mothers, especially the step-mother, treated him with disdain). His ego took a huge hit and it seems as though he took it personally and hasn't let that go and has belittled her, publicly, to get back at her family, through her. I don't think that's right. The only way I know how to explain it better is when two people break up, and there are still emotions of love between them, and the guy is hurt, he barks back in ways that will make it impossible to repair the damage but he comes out appearing to be "the man" as Brad has said himself that he likes to appear to be. | |
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11-09-2007, 07:34 AM
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| Hopeless romantic Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Germany Age: 23
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| Re: Body Language & Non Verbal Communication - *Spoilers* I noticed something about DeAnna that is not exactly body language, but I think also something to "read between the lines". She is usually very well-spoken and states her thoughts pretty clearly. However, when she's talking to Brad (about her feelings in particular), she seems to get really nervous and suddenly, it's like she has a hard time of pulling a sentence together... Here are two examples: During their one-on-one time before RC 5 And I- like every night where- when I'm going to see you - or date- I'm nervous, extremely nervous (...) That is definitely NOT how DeAnna usually speaks. It's just like she said, she gets nervous around him and doesn't know how to deal with it. At dinner during fantasy date I knew from the second that I got here… I knew, I just knew. I just knew, I don’t know, everything just felt right, everything just felt like this is the way it was supposed to be. I found this whole "I knew" speech very cute, but I was also sitting there saying "okay, I got it now...". And I was cracking up at the four "I knew"s followed by "I don't know". This shows how nervous she gets around Brad, and I think it's a positive nervousness. She really likes him! Any thoughts about that?
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11-09-2007, 09:26 AM
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| FORT Fan Join Date: May 2007
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It's a lot like Tessa and Andy last season. Both are higly educated, intelligent people but how many times did they say "like" when articulating their feelings (especially on the Cinderella date- I like really like like you. Like where did you like come from). I highly doubt they speak in that manner regularly. I love Deanna. I actually like that there is a woman who is complex and her multidimensional personality is actually being shown for a change. It makes the whole thing seem more real and less like a fairytale between two perfect people that they normally try and craft. | |
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11-09-2007, 10:42 AM
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| FORT Fogey Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: City of Champions, Pittsburgh PA
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| Re: Body Language & Non Verbal Communication - *Spoilers* Quote:
I think that DeAnna is this type of person as well...and what we are seeing most of the time is the body language...and as Lynn as so pointed out to us there are many ways we express our thoughts, our opinions, and what is deep in our hearts and souls! | |
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11-09-2007, 10:50 AM
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| FORT Newbie Join Date: May 2007
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perhaps even quite a bit? I noticed varying amounts of fresh tears glistening on her neck and the down the front of her chest (her right side, visually to our left). For tears to roll all the way down your neck would indicate that she was unable to hold them back, or did not even try. This could also account for the fidgeting with her hair, leaning her head back and slightly to her right, the blinking, and her flushed cheeks. The amount of tears varies from clip to clip indicating that the scenes were not spliced in order. When Brad asks her to go to the Fantasy Suite, there are still tears on her neck, yet when she give her response, her make-up has already been refreshed, and she is as cool as a cucumber again. This means there were probably several retakes of their dinner conversations. I think the responses where you can see her tears and Brad's reaction without an edit are the most telling and honest, like when he pulls her in for their (hot ) kiss. This dinner scene was heavily edited, unless she began to cry very soon after they started talking, but I tend to believe that there was a great deal of conversation, meaningful conversation and not just filler, that we were not privy to. Her hair looked so beautiful when she arrived, I wonder if she put it up because it was getting wet and sticking to her neck . . . I also noticed (ok, I confess I have watched this scene several times!) that their conversations from different parts of dinner are spliced together. Brad's facial expressions are from a lighter, less intense part of the conversation than DeAnna's facial expressions. There are several times where you see Brad looking relaxed, yet attentive, leaning in to her, and she is actually leaning into him with her fingers to her face and mouth, elbow on the table (from over her shoulder so we cannot see her face, and they are having what seems like pleasant dinner conversation, and she is telling a story). Those are the moments where he looks most relaxed and happy, yet when the switch back to DeAnna, it is at a much different point in the conversation, her more intense and emotional moments. The actual conversation is edited over with the more emotional statements, which is why Brad's body language seems almost seems too relaxed and at ease as DeAnna is declaring her feelings. That is also why, as lovely as it is, this scene does not add up for me. We missed Brad's actual reactions when she is professing her deepest feelings. It would be telling if he either had his arms crossed, or if he was shown stiffening and emotionally withdrawing slightly as we have seen him do when confronted with tears or when he is uncomfortable; or did he reciprocate her expression of love either verbally, physically, or was he moved to tears as well? I can tell that DeAnna's clips were heavily edited, but do we even get to see how Brad truly reacted? Is this what he means by he is 'too honest' and 'gives too much away'? As much as I enjoy the body language, and is how I prefer to make my assessments, the editing has really tried to throw viewers off the track, and judging by the posts which question whether DeAnna is warm, caring, or even emotionally invested, well, I guess in some ways it is succeeding. Any thoughts? | ||
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11-09-2007, 10:57 AM
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| Re: Body Language & Non Verbal Communication - *Spoilers* I was just having a bit of déjà vu. ![]() Quote:
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11-09-2007, 11:00 AM
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| FORT Fogey Join Date: Mar 2004
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11-09-2007, 11:00 AM
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| Re: Body Language & Non Verbal Communication - *Spoilers* Hee hee! Jewelsy knows when there is a hot topic that needs its own thread. ![]()
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