Angry person in a quiet room
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Angry expression
A facial expression in which anger is legible through tension in the brows, eyes, or mouth.
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Departure
An event in which a person begins leaving a place
An event in which a person begins leaving a place.
A person standing still away from a doorway
It provides a person and a doorway to which movement away from a departure point can be applied without implying that departure has already begun.
Both languages share the English example images. Japanese prompts are the recorded translations.
A phrase to start with
Directs the image toward a departure in which a person begins leaving a place.
Appearance and effects
A person begins moving away from a departure point.
Visual traits
- departure point
- outward movement
- beginning of travel
Expected changes
- Movement away from a departure point is more likely to appear
Five examples
1 — A person beside a door
The standard comparison motif cannot compare a departure point or what is being left, so it is replaced with a neutral arrangement before departure begins.
a person standing beside an open door without beginning to move
- a person standing beside an open door
- an open door
2 — Two people beside a path
The standard comparison motif cannot compare a departure point or what is being left, so it is replaced with a neutral arrangement before departure begins.
two people standing apart beside the entrance to a path
- two people standing apart beside a path entrance
- a path entrance
3 — A person standing still beside a small box
The standard comparison motif cannot compare a departure point or what is being left, so it is replaced with a stationary person and small box that do not imply travel or a departure already underway.
a person standing still beside a closed small box on a stand
- a person standing still beside a small box
- a closed small box on a stand
4 — A person standing still away from a doorway
It provides a person and a doorway to which movement away from a departure point can be applied without implying that departure has already begun.
a person standing still in a bright room away from an open doorway
- a person standing still away from a doorway
- a bright room with an open doorway
5 — A person standing still away from a path entrance
It provides a person and a path entrance to which movement away from a departure point can be applied without implying that departure has already begun.
a person standing still outdoors away from a path entrance
- a person standing still away from a path entrance
- an outdoor path entrance
Meaning and scope
Definition
Departure is an event in which a person begins leaving one place for another. It does not determine destination, transport, relationship, or emotion.
In more detail
It centers on the beginning of leaving a departure point. It is distinct from arrival, travel type, and feelings of farewell.
Includes
- An event in which a person begins leaving a place
Excludes
- A particular destination, transport, relationship, or emotion
What this does not imply
- A particular destination, transport, relationship, or emotion
Variability
Participant count, location, and transport can be adjusted separately.
Usage and adjustments
Usage
- Use it for the beginning of leaving a place
Distinguish similar expressions
- Specify destination separately
Typical uses
- Compose a scene in which a person begins leaving a departure point
Possible failure modes
- It becomes arrival or an ordinary walk
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Arms-crossed pose
A static bodily stance with both arms crossed before the chest.
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Averted gaze
A gaze directed away to the side rather than toward the frontal focus.
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