The Castle

In Australia there is an essentially meaningless and prefabricated concept of "business", which is a terrible condition that is not related to our real culture or how we actually see ourselves. However, trying to find an expression of the Australian identity, I agree with these stereotypes. The feature film "Castle" addressed questions about Australian identity in the 1990s. This movie uses conflicting camera shooting, language and narrative techniques to make a conflict between a decent old-fashioned suburban house, Kerrigan, and a notorious Airlink company.

As a metaphor, society is seen to live in a castle. The interior of the castle is well known and the outside of the castle is unknown. What is known includes our scientific understanding, our sacred beliefs, ethics and customs. There is a possibility of new discoveries in place of world view and mainstream behavior in unknowns. At the same time, defenders will warn about the dangers of unproven vegetation and unfamiliar hunting grounds. They try to keep people away from areas full of toxic plants and predators. If successful, the defenders of the right wing will prevent the entire population from dying due to catastrophic mistakes.

According to the definition of our castle, we say that this castle is a good place for fortification and defense. But why did the king, nobility, his family, supporters feel that they needed to live in the castle during the Middle Ages? Because the castle is a place to protect, the people living there will have to worry about being attacked. There are three main reasons why the king or baron want to live in the castle. - Of the three risks listed here, the need to control civil war threats or population is the main reason most castles are built in Europe. A foreign invasion has occurred, but it is safe to say that many castles could not be built due to the fear of foreign invasions. People on the South and East Coast of the UK such as Dover and Port Chester

The castle was built mainly during the war in the late Middle Ages and was designed to protect. Originally the castle was simply built, but the necessity of better protection increased and it became more complicated. The castle begins with a simple wooden building on a hill surrounded by grooves. If the land is flat, an artificial moat will be made. After that a series of raised walls were made to separate the moat from the actual castle. The space between the moat and the castle is called Bailey. In the eleventh century, the shape of this castle was most popular. Over time, the wall grew thick and covered with fighting barriers. When Normans came, masonry or dungeon was added to the range of Bailey. The height of this wall is usually 40 to 50 feet, the walls are thick and the windows are very small. The wide and deep moat replaces the first groove that should be filled with water. However, these are usually dry