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Mind Map by asyalove1998, updated more than 1 year ago
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Happy Valley
- Closed structure.
- The story ends satisfactorily – this is known as closure.
- Linear structure. So a linear
narrative will go in a straight line – or
normally in chronological order
- The story ends satisfactorily – this is known as closure.
- A multi-stand narrative.
- A multi-strand structure means there are
several narratives running at the same
time.
- 1.Catherine tries to look after with her grandchild 2.
Catherine tries to catch the guy,who had rapped her
daughter 3. Kidnapping of the girl
- 1.Catherine tries to look after with her grandchild 2.
Catherine tries to catch the guy,who had rapped her
daughter 3. Kidnapping of the girl
- A multi-strand structure means there are
several narratives running at the same
time.
- Enigma
- Codes ,which limit audience information. A puzzle
to be solved "who/what/why"?
- Who kidnapped Ann? What will
happen with Catherine Grandson?
- Who kidnapped Ann? What will
happen with Catherine Grandson?
- The plot constructs a puzzle that the audience is
asked to solve while the characters act out the
story.
- Codes ,which limit audience information. A puzzle
to be solved "who/what/why"?
- Narrative structure
- Exposition – meeting the characters, establishing the
setting: setting the tone – establishing the normal of the film
world •Rising Action – the central conflict is introduced and
the tension between the protagonist and the antagonist
begins to mount
- Exposition - meeting Catherine, knowing her life better, what she is
doing, story about her daughter,her typical life. Complication - Tommy
Lee is introduced, Catherine recognises him as he rapped her
daughter.
- Climax- Tommy and Ashley kidnapped Ann and Catherine tries to
chase them. Moreover Tommy realised that her grandson is his biological
son and tells him that he is his father.
- Exposition - meeting Catherine, knowing her life better, what she is
doing, story about her daughter,her typical life. Complication - Tommy
Lee is introduced, Catherine recognises him as he rapped her
daughter.
- Climax – The climax is the turning point, which
marks a change, for the better or the worse, in the
protagonist’s future. •Resolution – the creation of
the new normal. The conflict is resolved
- Exposition – meeting the characters, establishing the
setting: setting the tone – establishing the normal of the film
world •Rising Action – the central conflict is introduced and
the tension between the protagonist and the antagonist
begins to mount
- Todorov's theory.
- Equlibrium =everything seems normal and calm.
Disruption = crime. Resolution = crime solved. New
equilibrium is produced to end of the narrative.
- Equilibrium = usual Catherine's life , policewoman days, grandson.
Disruption = Ann's kidnapping. Resolution = Catherine caught
Tommy and beat him almost to death. New equilibrium = some
kind of change for Catherine as she finally caught Tommy(for
kidnapping and daughter's rape). The final scene is she looks on the
mountain,sun shines and she smiles.
- Equilibrium = usual Catherine's life , policewoman days, grandson.
Disruption = Ann's kidnapping. Resolution = Catherine caught
Tommy and beat him almost to death. New equilibrium = some
kind of change for Catherine as she finally caught Tommy(for
kidnapping and daughter's rape). The final scene is she looks on the
mountain,sun shines and she smiles.
- Equlibrium =everything seems normal and calm.
Disruption = crime. Resolution = crime solved. New
equilibrium is produced to end of the narrative.
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