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The tension in the film begins when a lighter appears out of nowhere, bringing fiery connotations that increase the tension. The tension slowly declines as the music emerges and the image fades to black. However, the music then picks up and increases tension again as shots show a character entering a house and finding a lighter, building to a climax when another character appears. The tension reaches its peak at this climax before declining as the opening ends and the title comes up, showing the audience is now involved in the movie.
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Story arc for my Main Task
- 1. The tension begins when, the lighter appears out of nowhere and the fiery connotations occur, bringing the tension into the film. The tension slowly declines due to the dip to the blacks fading in and the slow music emerging. Music begins to pick up and increases tension. The gravestone shot has a quick cut Shots of him entering the house and build up of music builds tension as it is about to hit climax Finds lighter which causes music to increase in volume and tension. Tension : Story Arc Infernum Tension reaches its peak as Katie merges. The climax of the opening The tension gets lower as the film slowly declines and reaches a hault. Afterwards, the opening title comes up. The opening title shows that the opening is happening and the audience is now involved in the movie.