PUBLISH: Update school for good and evil poster

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 <h2 id="thoughts">Thoughts</h2>
 <h3 id="music">Music</h3>
 <p>I chose to rewatch this movie because I wanted to hear the main <em>Man of Constant Sorrow</em> song, but I discovered on this rewatch that the music plays a more central role in establishing the tone and setting for the movie.</p>
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 <p>On a plot level, this song is key to the protagonists eventual success, as it launches them to unexpected stardom and results in their pardon from the governor, but other songs throughout the movie drive the plot as well. Many scenes, like the baptism in the river or the encounter with the sirens, begin with overheard music which transports them to another adventure.</p>
 <p>The political race which acts as the B plot to the story is also driven by song. Each candidate aligns themselves with a group of singers to capitalize on their popularity, but also to give the film a chance to play out more songs that define the time when the movie takes place.</p>