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Scene Analysis Of An Officer Will Simpson, A Victim Of Kilgrave's

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From 39:50 to 40:53, this scene shows how the Officer Will Simpson (Wil Travel) was victim of Kilgrave (David Tennant) power of controlling the mind of other people. After using him to assault Trish Walker (Rachael Taylor), Kilgrave (David Tennant) continues to use his power to manipulate the Officer Will’s mind in order to make to do a suicide. The scene start by a long shot and a high angle framing, the camera shows, from a window, the Officer Will Simpson (Wil Travel) and Kilgrave (David Tennant) in his apartment. The image is took from their back, so we cannot see their face. Spectators could hear the voice of Kilgrave (David Tennant) commanding Officer Will Simpson (Wil Travel) to leave the place and camera show him leaving, but does not follow his motion. Spectators could expect to hear Officer Will Simpson (Wil Travel) telling something before leaving, but he did not say anything. …show more content…

Spectators can read from her facial expression a sentiment of remorse or sorrow. The framing change to show her hands that take a sairing. That image could lead spectators to see that her motivation by following the officer was to save the world from Kilgrave influence. We can hear the voice of Kilgrave (David Tennant) indicating the way to take to the officer. From his ton, spectators could perceive how he is confident with his power over the officer.

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