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ARTH 125 Advertisement Visual Analysis Jiayi Song â€Å"If only I could reach†¦Ã¢â‚¬  Ostensibly selling super glue, this advertisement features a photograph of a muscular male toy with one broken leg. It lies in the center of the photograph with the left broken leg of the figure, a skateboard and a super glue are scattered around the figure. What is most striking in the image, however, is the pose of the figure, his naked upper body with his left arm stretching out to get the super glue, and his desperate facial expression. One can tell that the gender of the figure is male from his naked upper body and the way he wears nothing but a shorts and a pair of shoes. The first reason he appears desperate is because of his facial expression. One can see his mouth open as if he is saying â€Å"help† or â€Å"ouch.† The skin texture on his forehead also shows little wrinkles to demonstrate his craving for the super glue. The second reason is his body language. 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