After all, Peter SoSo has been linked with Poland and Duke’s Coach K through, for example, this BB Blog post.* And here we even have another famous Polish “K” name, and then compare Kieslowski with Krzyzewski: same # of letters; ends with “wski”.
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Perhaps interesting reference re Blue/White/Red. Personally I found Blue to be the most interesting but I’m certainly no film expert.** And certainly compare the two blue-black references of the two notes for this particular post; I’ve highlighted blue/black within each for emphasis.
http://burusi.wordpress.com/2010/05/16/krzysztof%C2%A0kieslowski-3/
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Hehe:
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Polish-Language-3388/letter-k-1.htm
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*
bb:
That’s Peter. Peter Dunne. A drawing of Duke’s Coach K. Is that [Pietmond’s] Peter, then?
Hucka D.:
Yes. He emerges from the Forest — Wake — through the TV. He is the 4th. (pause) More – than – a – day.
bb:
Wake [Forest] is the 3rd, and Duke is the 4th. Blue-black, like in the labyrinth.
Hucka D.:
Hold on. I forgot [the Martin part].
bb:
And the hecklers around Peter are taunting him here, like the townspeople *possibly* would have taunted their Peter about his racial heritage if he wasn’t so darned important to them.
Hucka D.:
Correct[ enough].
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**
Julie wears black and blue cloths throughout the film. The only exception is white gown at the hospital and a white T-shirt she sleeps in. Otherwise she always wears black and blue. Most often blue jeans, black top and a black jacket. She is black and blue, bruised on the outside as well as the inside.
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