Movie Analysis: The Flash

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a. Barry Allen, who is The Flash, and his date, Linda Park, when to a bowling alley. There they saw Iris and her boyfriend, Eddy, who were also on a date. Barry is in love with Iris and it currently trying to get over his feelings for her. His date is well aware of his feelings. Iris West and Eddy Thawne invite Barry and to bowl with them. Barry and Linda look at each other unsure, Linda hesitantly replied that it was okay. Barry raises the pitch of his voice asking, “Are you sure?” Linda answered that it would be fun. The actor for Barry used the pitch of his voice to enhance the awkwardness that Barry feels knowing that of Linda knows his feelings toward Iris.
b. A coroner, who worked at the Central City Morgue, is finishing up his examination of a body explaining his observations. A man, which is standing in the doorway, interrupts him and finishes the coroner’s sentence. The coroner asked, “Can I help you?” The man said yes and that he wanted to know who killed Clyde Mardon. He goes on to explain the cause of Clyde’s death and when he was killed. The coroner replied that what he was seeking for was privileged information and that he to ask him to leave. While the coroner was saying this he had his hands in front of
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Joe West, who is a detective, and his partner Eddy Thawne were searching through Mark and Clyde Mardon’s old hideout. Joe realized that Mark Mardon, who is seeking to kill him, his daughter, and Barry Allen, was just there and was expecting Joe to go there. Eddy asks where they were going next. At that moment, Mark Mardon, using his supernatural powers, caused a gush of wind to enter the room Joe and Eddy were in. Eddy watches as the wind pulls Joe quickly out of the window. Eddy screams “Joe!” at the top of his lungs towards the window that Joe just flew out off. The actor for Eddy creates a performance by using the volume of his vocals to show the character’s distress that his partner as in danger and was most likely dead or about to be

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