The music video represents the wife as a traditional housewife wearing old-fashioned clothing, while the husband is shown being unfaithful in pubs and clubs with other women. Voyeurism and the objectification of women are present, with close-up shots focusing on the bodies of the women the husband interacts with. The strong narrative depicts a married couple having problems as the husband has been unfaithful, hurting his wife. The lyrics and visuals are closely linked to enhance the emotional story being told.

2. Representation
The representation of the actors in the music video are different as they are represented in different ways.
The wife who is played by Dianna Agron is represented as a house wife as she is shown saying by to her husband as he goes
to work and she stays home. The clothes she is shown wearing are very old fashioned as they are made of lace which isn't a
fashion that is very common in this day and age. She is dressed in a old fashioned manner but the rest of the video is very
modern which makes her capture the audiences attention. Throughout the video you see scenes of her crying which make
the audience feel connected to her as you can feel the pain she is going through.
The husband is played by Chris Messina is represented as a un-loyal husband as we see him in dingy pubs and clubs with
other women. This makes the audience look at him negatively as he is seen as a dog.
Sam Smith is hardly present in the music video as it relies on the strong narrative created by the actors but when he is seen
it shows him signing in front of a red curtain which looks as if he is signing in the dingy clubs that the man is in.

3. Narrative
The narrative in this music video is very strong and easy for the audience to notice
as it is very clear to see what part each protagonists is playing. The narrative is that
a married couple are having problems in their marriage as the husband hasn’t
been loyal to his wife which she finds out and is very hurt about but she manages
to put a smile on her face every time she is around her other half.

4. Voyeurism
Voyeurism is most common with men being the ‘voyeurs’ and the women being sexualised.
This is seen in the music video as we the husband in the club with another women there are
several close up of the women’s body being touched by the mans hands. There are also close
ups of her face showing her emotions while they make love and it shows the lady get
undressed which is sexualising the women as it uses her body to make the scene even more
effective.

5. Objectification of women
Women are objectified in this music video because they are shown as weak as we see the
women crying in several different scenes as whereas we see the man going out and enjoying
himself as he is disloyal to his wife. His wife is playing the role of the house wife that greets
her husband as he gets home from work as it is shown in the video this plays along with the
typical stereotypes on women in society.
The women that is shown being romantically involved with the man is sexually objectified as
there are close up shots of her body.

6. Links between lyrics and visuals
The lyrics and visuals link throughout the music video. For example, “The proof is
in the way it hurts” while the audience hear this it shows a close up shot of the
protagonists crying and her make up drooling down her face which makes her
look like a broken women.
“Denying every tear” this lyric is followed by a extreme close up shot of the
protagonists crying again. The lyrics are very emotional as they are often about the
feelings of the female protagonist.