What Does the Shift from Low-Pitched to High-Pitched Music in the "All

question 3

Multiple Choice

What does the shift from low-pitched to high-pitched music in the "all work and no play" scene in The Shining (1980) signal to the audience?

• A) It highlights Wendy's coping strategy of denial.
• B) It underscores how Wendy has become more relaxed.
• C) It signals Wendy's growing comfort with Jack's writing.
• D) It suggests that Wendy's anxiety has escalated to sheer panic.
• E) It underscores Wendy's nonchalant attitude.

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