Opening Sequence Essay - Paragraph 1 - Red’s Parole Hearing Flashcards

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What is the moment this paragraph is based on?

A

The audiences first introduction to Red during his parole meeting.

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The viewer is instantly given a sense of Reds character. What do we learn?

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His respect for authority - unexpected and refreshing.

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Red enters holding his hat in his hands, what does this signify?

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His respect for authority.

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The meeting room is bright. What does this signify?

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Reds hope as he enters the meeting and his faith in a better life once he is free.

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Darabont uses an over the shoulder shot in this scene, what does this do?

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Places the audience in Reds shoes and allows them to feel his nerves and discomfort paired with the undercurrent of hope.

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The diegetic sound of a stamp as it rejects reds parole is used, what does this signify?

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It emphasises that the decision is final and his chance at freedom is gone.

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The diegetic sound of the door slamming behind Red as he leaves the meeting is used, what does this signify?

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The door being symbolically shut on his chance at freedom and his hope being lost.

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