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Colour

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Colours are perceived through light; without light, colours can't be seen. SlideIn the dark, all cats are the same colour.
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Cultural MeaningsPlay
Colours often have cultural significance, with varying meanings across different societies. SlideIn some cultures, white is the colour of mourning.
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Emotional AssociationsPlay
Colours can evoke emotions; blue is often associated with calmness, red with passion. SlideShe felt serene in the room with soft blue walls.