Describe The Relationship Between Ramona And Scott

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Before Scott and Ramona actually talk he is stalking her to find her and when he does there’s a part where the image is split into two. One side is focused on Ramona and the other on Scott and they both have completely different facial expressions. We can clearly see that Scott has been intent on finding her and finally that he has he’s in shock but also in love as you can see from the large wide eyes. Then Ramona is completely opposite to his facial expressions, it’s as if she has no interest or care towards him, he’s nothing more than just another person to her. It could also be her trying to intimidate him to get him to stop staring. Then Scott is very close to the camera and shows his face only while Ramona is further away and shows more

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