Scene and Vision

Scene

Scene noun - The place and time in which the action for a portion of a dramatic work (as a movie) is set.

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Vision and scene are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vision" instead a noun "Scene".

Nearby Words: scenery, scenic

Vision noun - A conception or image created by the imagination and having no objective reality.

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Scene and vision are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Scene" instead a noun "Vision".

Nearby Words: visionary, visible, visibility, visional

good	good scene	good vision
full	full scene	full vision
special	special scene	special vision
particular	particular scene	particular vision
Other adjectives: similar, brief, short, original, disturbing, romantic, actual, great, little, new, final, last, different, extended.

Londo, being a Centauri, has seen a vision of his own eventual death, but no context for the scene (seeing their own deaths in a vision is one of several hats the Centauri wear).

Source: Incurable Cough of Death
The scene where they turn into robots takes this Up to Eleven where they're basically becoming mouthpieces and profit-makers instead of producing their own vision.

Source: Fridge / Music
In a deleted scene from Dogma, Azrael subjects Bethany to a vision of what Hell is like thanks to mankind's need to be punished.

Source: Mind Rape / Film

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