Textual Analysis Of The Movie
Everybody would agree that the entire film takes place in real time and it seems to have a simple plot. There is no flashback but instead to remember to the things happened in the past 10 years ago. The author use the mode of multiperspectivity which means to build the story by seeing situations from different perspectives, hearing different voices and opinions, listening and thinking, increasing awareness and understanding. Usually, if you are in 3rd person point of view that the camera is in one character’s head you stay in that point of view for a whole scene or issue. On the other hand, when multiple characters are in the same scene and you want to be in the head of each character, then you are seeing with an omniscient point of view.
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An example is a scene with two characters facing off, in a tense situation. The point of view shifts evenly between the two of them, and the reader gets to see that one of the characters is in full control of their emotions and their perception of control during the encounter, while the other is mentally falling apart, but manages to keep their outward appearance strong. To illustrate, I think Vince seemed to have an aggressive behavior and have a tendency of violence which is also implied by John while they were talking due to Vince’s way of life and outlook. Then, the conversation …show more content…
For example, by introducing Amy who is the last one of the three to arrive at the Motor Palace the audience have the chance to learn what happened in real as the final witness to and guarantee of this rape narrative. However, though in the face of Jon’s effusive, near endless, apologies, Amy says she was not raped rather than simply refuse the apology. Amy basically said that it as a speech acts that does not have her as its object or the intention to apologies as its aim. Throwing out of court Jon’s professed sincerity of apology, Amy counters: ‘You didn’t like what you said on the tape John, so you came back and phrased it a little more eloquently.” At that moment, I tried to understand if rape is happened. Then, thanks to usage of multiple view mode, I realized the fact with John that she was in love with him which was another shock for him to learn that after her denial. It was happened because there was Amy’s consent at that
An example is a scene with two characters facing off, in a tense situation. The point of view shifts evenly between the two of them, and the reader gets to see that one of the characters is in full control of their emotions and their perception of control during the encounter, while the other is mentally falling apart, but manages to keep their outward appearance strong. To illustrate, I think Vince seemed to have an aggressive behavior and have a tendency of violence which is also implied by John while they were talking due to Vince’s way of life and outlook. Then, the conversation …show more content…
For example, by introducing Amy who is the last one of the three to arrive at the Motor Palace the audience have the chance to learn what happened in real as the final witness to and guarantee of this rape narrative. However, though in the face of Jon’s effusive, near endless, apologies, Amy says she was not raped rather than simply refuse the apology. Amy basically said that it as a speech acts that does not have her as its object or the intention to apologies as its aim. Throwing out of court Jon’s professed sincerity of apology, Amy counters: ‘You didn’t like what you said on the tape John, so you came back and phrased it a little more eloquently.” At that moment, I tried to understand if rape is happened. Then, thanks to usage of multiple view mode, I realized the fact with John that she was in love with him which was another shock for him to learn that after her denial. It was happened because there was Amy’s consent at that