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- Hook and Peter fighting
- Uses physical/vocal skills to portray Hook as the typical villian
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- LINE, TONE, PITCH, VOLUME, PACE
- Loud volume = 'prepare to meet thy doom' shows how serious Hook is in wanting to kill Peter
- Low pitch, fierce tone = Shows Heardman creating fear
- Intonation = Changes the way he says parts of the line
- Extends the word 'doom' makes it over dramatic like a villain would
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- BODY LANGUAGE & GESTURE
- Large movements shown in contrast to Peter's movements = Shows the usual portrayal of a villian
- Hook attempting to swing for Peter's stomach, but Peter's jumps up quickly = Heardman portrayed Hook as he's trying to kill Peter, but Peter just keeps on humiliating him
- FACIAL EXPRESSION
- Angry facial expression, low, drawn together eyebrows with pressed lips = Shows the frustration of not being able to catch Peter
- SPACE, POSITIONING, LEVEL AND MOVEMENT
- Positioned in front and above his crew = Shows that Hook's powerful, wants the audience to think that he's the only one who can actually defeat Peter Pan
- Exaggerated movement = Makes him appear huge and that he's of high status
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- WHAT WAS SUCCESSFUL ABOUT THIS MOMENT?
- Heardman presents the character of Hook as someone whose often defeated by Peter Pan
- Shows the character as someone whose disliked by the audience
- AUDIENCE COMMUNICATION
- Sheader wants the audience to dislike Hook and see him as a vile, mean character
- Also, he wants the audience to dislike him for the way he interacts with Peter
- AUDIENCE RESPONSE/REACTION
- Audience cheers for Peter Pan which makes Hook unpopular and mean
- YOUR PERSONAL RESPONSE
- I thought that Heardman portrayed his character in a way that makes the audience instantly hate him just for his demeanor.
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