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- 2. Shot no. 1 โ reading Description: the girl is reading the book Shot type: aerial shot Dialogue: quiet whispers of what is written in the book Sound: turning of the pages Scene length: 20 seconds
- 3. Shot no. 2 โ engrossed Description: the girl gets engrossed in the book and stops eating and drinking Shot type: close up (no dialogue) Sound: suspenseful music Scene length: 40 seconds
- 4. Shot no. 3 - neglecting Description: the girl is ignoring those around her Shot type: zoom in Dialogue: voices of family are heard talking to her Sound: cries of her family Scene length: 30 seconds
- 5. Shot no. 5 โ deprived Description: the girl is sleep deprived as she has refused to stop reading to sleep Shot type: extreme close up (no dialogue) Sound: silence Scene length: 10 seconds
- 6. Shot no. 6 โ frustration Description: the girl is becoming frustrated and tries to stop reading the book Shot type: over the shoulder (no dialogue) Sound: suspenseful music climax Scene length: 50 seconds
- 7. Shot no. 7 โ starvation Description: the girl dies of starvation as he refused to eat as she did not want to stop reading Shot type: low angle Dialogue: funeral service Sound: music to suit the funeral service Scene length: 30 seconds
- 8. Shot no. 8 โ one left Description: it is revealed she only had one page remaining Shot type: high angle (no dialogue) Sound: turning of the pages Scene length: 40 seconds
- 9. Scene no. 9 โ cycle Description: the girls relative picks up he book Shot type: long shot Dialogue: same whispers as first scene Sound: turning of the pages Scene length: 50 seconds