1. point of view
2.top hat, makes all the decisions and served in military
3. Steed use to serve in the military so he is seeing names that he remembers and what it was like back at war. He is getting flashbacks from war and feeling bruised about the past and he feels distorut and proud for the people that sacrificed their life for their country.
4. Wears tight leather catsuit, staying calm when under pressure, financially independent.
5. Point of view - Steed finds out that Piggy Warren has been an imposter as he lied to steed about Peel leaving but Steed saw her bags.
6. Emma Peel is seen as the teacher and Steed is sat in an infants chair as he is being taught.
7. She gets told what to do by Steed,
8. Non Diegetic sound - makes the scene feel very intense and makes the audience feel like they are in the other ceremony for the police officers whilst watching ryan handle naturists at the beach.
9. Chief Superintendent Robert
10. Jake - Jake's Dad.
11. Jake is Gay
Mark 6/11
ReplyDeleteq.1 correct
q.2 bowler hat (not top hat), umbrella, three-piece suit, RP accent, physically agile and athletic, handsome
q.3 correct
q.4 correct
q.5 correct
q.6 yes now add more: social and cultural stereotypes are inverted in this scene because Emma is the one in charge because not only is she physically standing above Steed but she is teaching him and commanding him.
q.7 You do not analyse the scene in Emma Peel's flat and the ways in which the scene constructs her as a modern young woman
q.8 The terminology is 'voice over': the voiceover reveals the gap between what Chief Sup Vickers sets out as the lofty ideals of policing and the grim reality of what the force face on a daily basis; the editing of sound and vision creates humour.
q. 10 Yes: Ryan berates Jake for getting all the road names wrong during the pursuit of the ram-raiders; Ryan accuses Jake of never having had to 'do neighborhood'.
q.11 There are also representations of different ethnicities and women in positions of authority.