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analeptic

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If you acquaintance an agitation attack, your physique is abounding with adrenaline, your body's accustomed analeptic hormone.
The main forms are retrospection, or analepsis (the analeptic order of the events a,b,c would be c,b,a), and anticipation, or prolepsis (order of the events c,a,b).
Through its anamorphic structure that alternates with analeptic (the implicit: the description of the status of certain spectators; passion for the beautiful Enid) and proleptic (the explicit: the two await "liberation" through another film), a series of themes develop that create a neo-topos: fusion of life in/of the film and life of the spectator.
 
 
 
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