- Panning shots, view from different angles on building top
- Close up shot at cliff edge
- Over head tilt over cliff
- Over the shoulder shot with unfamiliar man
- Shadows to create suspense
- Goes from quiet tense music to loud bird sound effects to create fear
- Fade to black
Proairetic/Action code: Luther coming back due to Alice dying, the cannibal murder dying due to the gun being taken,
Hermeneutic/Enigma: Who killed Alice Morgan, why did he kill, where were the diamonds, why did he have the disease, what made him eat the certain body parts?
Semiology: Open interpretation due to unknowingness of who killed Alice
Semantic: Blood connotes death and dismembering of bodies, blood on head connotes injury
Symbolic: Antithesis of criminal helping in the investigation - not all people are what they seem
Cultural: The mental disease the killer had realistic side effects from condition
Todorov
- Equilibrium - DCI Luther content at home and DS Emma lane with her partner solving crime
- Disruption of Equilibrium - Theo Bloom dies, triggers need to get revenge, Luther on the hunt for diamonds and person who killed Alice, cannibal killer killing
- Recognition of Disruption - Seeing that deaths are occurring, clairvoyant
- Reparation of Damage - Killing cannibal, finding diamonds
- New Equilibrium - New partner on force, more leads on case for Alice
- The anti-hero - The character who seeks something.
- DCI John Luthur
- The villain - Opposes or bocks the hero’s quest.
- Steven Rose
- The donor - Provides an object which has some magical property.
- Det. Superintendant Martin Schenk
- The dispatcher - Sends the hero on his way by providing a message.
- Megan
- The false hero - Disrupts the hero’s hope of reward by pressing false claims.
- Megan
- The helper - Aids the hero.
- DS Emma Lane
- The princess - Acts as a reward for the hero and as an object of the villains scheming.
- N/A
- The father - Acts to reward the hero for his efforts.
- N/A
- Police vs. Criminals
- Criminals breaking the law (George Cornelieus, guy handcuffed to radiator) vs. Help on the case
- Luther's conflicted mind: Morals vs. Actions
- Luther vs. Criminals
Hi Dylan, you have posted some good notes, but there is no essay, please refer to the following instructions I had in my power point..
ReplyDeleteResearch task: identify narrative theories that apply to Luther (there are several)… e.g. Barthes, Todorov, Propp, Levi Straus.
Present a reasoned explanation which justifies your choice of theories as a one page essay.
Identify the character roles and describe them.
Create a Powerpoint and slideshare presentation.
show your understanding of Barthes’ Narrative Theory in the series drama.
please discuss with me when we next meet and I suggest review Morgans essay...