| rdfs:comment | - Colours is a DVD that was released in Australia in 2015.
- Aqua Black Blue Blue-Grey Bright Green Brown Dark Blue Dark Green Dark Red Dark Teal Dark Yellow Gold Green Grey 25% Grey 40% Grey 50% Grey 80% Indigo Lavender Light Blue Light Green Light Orange Light Turquoise Light Yellow Lime Olive Green Orange Pale Blue Pink Plum Red Rose Sea Green Sky Blue Tan Teal Turquoise Violet White Yellow
- Colours es una canción de Age Of Consent, que aparece en Grand Theft Auto V. Se puede escuchar en la emisora Radio Mirror Park.
- Witches and wizards often reveal themselves to each other in public by wearing purple or green, often in combination. In Britain (and much of Europe) purple has an association with both royalty and religion. Purple dyes, being costly, were once worn only by those who could afford them; bishops' rings are traditionally set with amethysts. Green has long had a supernatural connection in the UK. Superstition says that it ought to be worn with care; the fairies are supposedly possessive of it, as it is their proper colour. It ought never to be worn at weddings, due to a further association with misfortune and death. Green is the colour of much 'Dark' magic; of the 'Dark Mark', of the luminescent potion in which Voldemort conceals one of his Horcruxes, of many 'Dark' spells and curses, and of S
- On Marapets users can get a hold of items called "Costumes" which can change a pets colour, the four basic colours on Marapets are Red, Blue, Yellow and Green. A user can dress there pets in the costumes in order to change there pets colour. Marapets have a total of 111 colours in total with an extra two added every month. Marapets currently has 25 more colours than Neopets.
- The Colours is the name given to the Reds and the Blues who were put into the Paradise program to fight against each other. When they become addicted to the game, the Reds and the Blues start a real life war against each other. The members of the Colours wear red or blue bands on their head depending on which team they belonged to in the Virtual Reality game.
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| abstract | - Colours is a DVD that was released in Australia in 2015.
- Aqua Black Blue Blue-Grey Bright Green Brown Dark Blue Dark Green Dark Red Dark Teal Dark Yellow Gold Green Grey 25% Grey 40% Grey 50% Grey 80% Indigo Lavender Light Blue Light Green Light Orange Light Turquoise Light Yellow Lime Olive Green Orange Pale Blue Pink Plum Red Rose Sea Green Sky Blue Tan Teal Turquoise Violet White Yellow
- On Marapets users can get a hold of items called "Costumes" which can change a pets colour, the four basic colours on Marapets are Red, Blue, Yellow and Green. A user can dress there pets in the costumes in order to change there pets colour. Marapets have a total of 111 colours in total with an extra two added every month. Marapets currently has 25 more colours than Neopets. If you want to change your marapet's colour you can use costumes and potions. Though there is a shop of potions the price can raise from prices like 67900 MP for one potion. To see what colours your Marapet can change into go to Gigantic Paradise and click on Pet Colours (on the rainbow).
- The Colours is the name given to the Reds and the Blues who were put into the Paradise program to fight against each other. When they become addicted to the game, the Reds and the Blues start a real life war against each other. The members of the Colours wear red or blue bands on their head depending on which team they belonged to in the Virtual Reality game. Although the Mall Rats are not heavily involved in the real life war, the 'Reds vs Blue' concept has a profound effect on some of the members. While May and Pride (representing the 'Blues') appear to be particularly good at the game, they swiftly become consumed by their addiction. Sammy and Mouse represent the 'Reds'. There is a scene where they shoot 'May' in the game. However, after 'May' exclaims, 'it's me', it is presumed that 'May' is actually Cloe, whose image was replaced by May's.
- Colours es una canción de Age Of Consent, que aparece en Grand Theft Auto V. Se puede escuchar en la emisora Radio Mirror Park.
- Witches and wizards often reveal themselves to each other in public by wearing purple or green, often in combination. In Britain (and much of Europe) purple has an association with both royalty and religion. Purple dyes, being costly, were once worn only by those who could afford them; bishops' rings are traditionally set with amethysts. Green has long had a supernatural connection in the UK. Superstition says that it ought to be worn with care; the fairies are supposedly possessive of it, as it is their proper colour. It ought never to be worn at weddings, due to a further association with misfortune and death. Green is the colour of much 'Dark' magic; of the 'Dark Mark', of the luminescent potion in which Voldemort conceals one of his Horcruxes, of many 'Dark' spells and curses, and of Slytherin house. The combination of purple and green, therefore, is suggestive of both sides of magic: the noble and the ignoble, the helpful and the destructive. The four Hogwarts houses have a loose association with the four elements, and their colours were chosen accordingly. Gryffindor (red and gold) is connected to fire; Slytherin (green and silver) to water; Hufflepuff (yellow and black, representing wheat and soil) to earth; and Ravenclaw (blue and bronze; sky and eagle feathers) to air. Colours like peach and salmon pink are distinctly un-magical, and therefore much favoured by the likes of Aunt Petunia. On the other hand, shocking pink, as sported by the likes of Nymphadora Tonks, conveys a certain punky 'yes, I've got a Muggle-born father and I'm not ashamed of it' attitude. Colours also played their part in the naming of Hagrid and Dumbledore, whose first names are Rubeus (red) and Albus (white) respectively. The choice was a nod to alchemy, which is so important in the first Harry Potter book, where 'the red' and 'the white' are essential mystical components of the process. The symbolism of the colours in this context has mystic meaning, representing different stages of the alchemic process (which many people associate with a spiritual transformation). Where my two characters were concerned, I named them for the alchemical colours to convey their opposing but complementary natures: red meaning passion (or emotion); white for asceticism; Hagrid being the earthy, warm and physical man, lord of the forest; Dumbledore the spiritual theoretician, brilliant, idealised and somewhat detached. Each is a necessary counterpoint to the other as Harry seeks father figures in his new world.
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