Grace Film Analysis

For years, many TV shows have been focusing on the conflict between the hero and the villain. Moreover, people have been enjoying this plot where the hero win over the villain and save the situation. TV shows creators are becoming more creative when creating their characters, that it might require more thinking from the viewers to actually realize who is who. Homeland is a TV that is trying to tell the viewers that any terrorism act might be predicted and possibly stopped. At the beginning of the episode titled as “Grace”, the creators of the show are trying to throw off the viewers about who is the actual villain in the show. Later on, is would become obvious to the viewers the Carrie was right doubting Brody’s motivations, and that Brody is the actual; villain Carrie is trying to stop. …show more content…
While on the other hand, Carrie who is a government agent, doubting the comeback of Brody and believing that he has become a terrorist. The viewers were shown how Carrie is keeping a close eye on Broody using cameras and other agents watching Brody’s every move. Brody was shown to be acting strangely most of the episode, as if he was fighting his own demons in his head. Brody’s wife was trying to help her husband fit in after coming back and the viewers could feel as if she was sympathizing with him. Furthermore, by the end of episode, we can see Brody coming back to his senses and going out of his house smiling and wearing his uniform and ready to show on television. Carrie was shown as being mentally ill, doubting in a hero. Carrie and Saul, her supervisor, both were trying to read Brody’s signs to predict his next