ESCAPE-GAME SUPERHEROES 2.0

Superheroes Secrets

Superheroes Secrets

Were the superheroes used for other purposes than entertaining?

Were the superheroes used for other purposes than entertaining?

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THE MISSION

Once you have the different documents he left, find out what the secret about the Superheroes from Earth One is! Each document will provide you with a number, be sure to keep that number to access the cryptosphere's secret message and reveal the truth!

The other Bary Allen told you about something strange he discovered on Heroic Figures from your Earth, Earth One. He only had time to tell you he hid documents in your office and what he called a crypto-sphere because another interdimensional being, called Zoom, was after him. He did not want Zoom to find the documents. You must find them and open the Cryptosphere to discover the truth!

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To open your office you need to enter the code

5 digits ... look around you!

SEARCH YOUR OFFICE

Login: BarryAllen Password :

look for a piece of paper!

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e-mail

Video

Questions

Code

Watch the video

Rememberthe Cryptosphere's number

Answer the questions

Music

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Tempus Fugit

Time Flies

The box is protected by a code...

5 characters to enter ...

A box with a riddle... Season names a friend...

who became a foe...

Figures

Enter the correct password 🚨

Password

MISSION SUCCESS

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You've saved Barry your alter ego, and discovered the secret he wanted to tell you, the superheroes from your Earth were also used as a means of propaganda during the war. They embodied all the qualities and strength the USA wanted their ennemies to be afraid of, in times of war. Superheroes were and still are ideal figures to strive towards, may they be from the Marvel, DC or any other Studio, they are symbols of hopes and freedom.

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Pictures

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• https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61tDXFf9T6L._AC_SL1200_.jpg

Websites

• https://learningapps.org/

Videos

• https://youtu.be/ChBAHZTnKBs
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WYtZDjKg0M

Have a close look and remember as many words as you can

Have a close look and remember as many words as you can

Then click on the link below

You Failed !

You Failed !

Earth 2 was destroyed !

Earth 2 was destroyed !

American Soft Power Through Hollywood Superhero Movies: The Case of the Trilogy of Captain America

By Lalita Suwankaewmanee (https://ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ells/article/view/0/45487 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.

The Captain America trilogy exemplifies American ideals: individuality, democracy, liberty, equality, and patriotism through the life and identity of its protagonist Steve Rogers. From the blatant display of American cultures to American values to the artistic imitation of American policies, the Captain America trilogy incorporates all mentioned elements and presents the world the compelling stories where heroes are created, sacrifices are made, damages are done—all for the protection of humanity. As the curtain closes, superheroes always emerge as the saviors—to all. The assertion of power, as the trilogy demonstrates, is no longer through the brutal force of military power but wielded through soft power, namely culture, values, and policies. Only through careful analysis of the storyline, character traits, dialogues, and images, one may discover hidden messages in the art that imitates life. As stated by Joseph Nye (1990), a political scientist, “the best propaganda is not propaganda”.

Answer the following questions

• Create an ID card to present Stan Lee
• Write a small paragraph to give an account of the news from the second text as if for your high school's newspaper.
• Explain the meaning of the picture on the left and to what extent it's related to the article.
• Explain the idea behind the sentence

"Uncle Stan's Army"

American Soft Power Through Hollywood Superhero Movies: The Case of the Trilogy of Captain America

By Lalita Suwankaewmanee (https://ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/ells/article/view/0/45487 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.

The Captain America trilogy exemplifies American ideals: individuality, democracy, liberty, equality, and patriotism through the life and identity of its protagonist Steve Rogers. From the blatant display of American cultures to American values to the artistic imitation of American policies, the Captain America trilogy incorporates all mentioned elements and presents the world the compelling stories where heroes are created, sacrifices are made, damages are done—all for the protection of humanity. As the curtain closes, superheroes always emerge as the saviors—to all. The assertion of power, as the trilogy demonstrates, is no longer through the brutal force of military power but wielded through soft power, namely culture, values, and policies. Only through careful analysis of the storyline, character traits, dialogues, and images, one may discover hidden messages in the art that imitates life. As stated by Joseph Nye (1990), a political scientist, “the best propaganda is not propaganda”.