The Hero- Hank Hill
The hero dresses in a complimentary color scheme. He wears blue denim overalls nearly all the time, with an orange hard hat and shirt. The blue of the denim shows how he is a common man and does not wish to stand out with his attire, despite his heroic actions. The orange is the standard uniform for his job, so he has to wear it, but it also shows how his simple look does make him a recognizable figure, as complimentary colors usually make someone stand out. It also gives him a wholesome look, as he always has the best intentions to help whoever he can.
The hero is shown with no shadow, to show the absence of evil within him. His whole life is lived in a good light, as he simply wants to help his family any way he can. He hides nothing about himself from people, letting the spotlight shine on his actions, which makes them only look more heroic. He wishes to being light, as well as justice, to the rest of the world around him, stopping all the evil he sees, which most of all comes from the greedy corporate people that he interacts with. He is happy with his unshadowed self, but still humble about his heroic deeds.
The shape that can easily describe the hero is a square rock, as he is a moral rock for family, and firm in his beliefs. He is unmoving in his thoughts on helping others and stopping evil, so a large rock that cannot be easily moved sums him up well. He is always there to stand strong for what he believes in. While villains might try to get him to do evil things, or stop him from brining justice to their actions, he will be hard to move from his righteous path, similar to how a boulder is hard to move from its spot.
The Villain- Daddy Moarbucks
The villain, Daddy Moarbucks, dresses in a dark color scheme of black and grey. These dark colors show his cold nature and bad intentions. There is little bright, good naturedness to the man, and this is reflected in his attire. He looks the way he acts, which is cold and dark towards others. He does not have a light side to him, as he only cares about money and power, and this is one reason why he dresses in such dark colors. It contrasts with the brighter blue and orange of the hero, Hank Hill, which makes them look striking when facing off against one another, and the audience knows who is good and who is bad.
The villain, Daddy Moarbucks, is shown surrounded by shadow, in a bright, garish light. The bright light on him shows his love of attention and need to be known, but the shadow coming off of him is representative of all the bad things that come from him and his actions. It is similar to this eclipse, where in the very middle it is dark, similar to his intentions, but highlighted by light so that everyone can see it, while all around him is darkness, showing how he casts no good light on anything. This contrasts with the way Hank, the hero, is always shown in only light with no shadow, to show the purity of his action.
For a shape to describe Daddy Moarbucks, a twisted, slim rectangle sums him up well. He is a tall imposing figure, similar to a tall rectangle, and casts a shadow, just as a tall shape does. It towers over other things, similar to how he, with his wealth and corrupt power towers over regular citizens, like Hank Hill. The rectangle is twisted to show his twisted nature. He is manipulative and does not think in a good, honest way, showing how he is twisted, similar to the rectangles above. Unlike Hank, who is a solid, unmovable block, the twisted rectangle for the villain is not as solid and steady, showing that he can be taken down.
