naderegen:canuckjacq:dontturnitoff:(1280x720)1. What box is Darren Criss standing on? Why do they in
naderegen:canuckjacq:dontturnitoff:(1280x720)1. What box is Darren Criss standing on? Why do they insist on pretending DC is anywhere near the same height as CC? It’s OK for someone to be short. It really is…2. Why is Kurt staring at Blaine’s forehead instead of making eye contact (again)?1. frustrating2. Kurt makes forehead-eye contact with everybody. Because they use height like this for literally all of the characters, as a way of telling the story.When you’re on equal height, it’s a balance between the characters.In Ballad, KURT LOOKS TALLER THAN FINN when he pats his shoulder. That’s not because they’re determined to make Kurt look taller, but it’s because Finn is emotionally in a pretty bad place, and Kurt is the one taking charge in that moment.In PQ it happens as well, when Karofsky brings Kurt to his classroom? Karofsky is way taller than Kurt, and when he breaks down he slouches down against the locker and they’re on equal heights for a moment.It just… happens all the time in scenes where characters sit and other character stand and talking down kind of happens. People slouch, people stand on boxes. Oh, like this one: where Quinn is confronting Rachel, and then Rachel gets the upper hand in the conversation, and they’re extremely not subtle about the height thing hereIt just means there’s equality going on when they’re at the same height, it’s a good thing. -- source link
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