This document provides an analysis of an unclear radio script called "The Wire". In three sentences: The style of the script is described as weird with unclear formatting and no proper stage directions. The content discusses a scene where Roz and Carly argue while getting in their car, with Carly upset that Roz has been missing. There does not seem to be a clear good or bad character, but Roz may be hiding something, taking on the role of a bad guy, while Carly looks out for her as the good guy.

1. Style
The Wire hasa veryweirdstyle aboutit.There
issome unclearformattingandwe reallydon’t
knowwhatis goingon.Evenstage directions
aren’tproperlyincludedbutjustsortof dotted
aroundwhere necessary.
Content
The Wire beingpopularonthe BBC has an
interestingscript.Duringthisscene we see Roz
and Carlyarguingwhilstthey’re walking
towardtheircar, theyget inas Carlyis upset
withRoz because she hasbeenmissingfora
longtime butshe claimsshe wasn’tand there
isnothingto worryabout.
Narrative Structure
There isn’tgoodan evil inthisscriptbut we
see that Rozis maybe hidingsomethingand
coulddefinitelybe the role of abad guywhilst
Carlyis justlookingoutforher andtakeson
the good guyrole.
Genre
The Wire almostseemstohave a drama sort
of genre aboutit,itis hard to tell andI
struggledtogetintoit but itseemstobe some
sort of midlife crisisforRoz.Towardthe endof
the script Rozrevealssome informationwhere
Carlylosesherheadand drivesaway.There is
a lot of tensionbetweenRozandCarlyinthis
scene whichleadsme tobelieveitisa drama
sort of programme.
Target Audience
Personally,fromreadingthis,Idon’tthinkI
wouldbe interestedinwatchingsomething
like this.The targetaudience woulddefinitely
be at least30+ inmy opinion,itseems
somethingthatrequiresamore maturedtaste
and a lotof teens andchildren could100%
findthisveryboring.Itis like amidlife crisis
drama sort of thingwhichgenerallyspeaking
appealstomiddle agedpeople.
The Wire - Radio