Help with BNW/BR (1 Viewer)

[withoutaface]

What techniques does Scott use to depict Deckard as a social outcast? I can't seem to find any:/

 

[mack]

Im not sure if im reading too much into this, but I thought the title was an inference to this. "Blade Runner" to me, gave the impression that Deckard runs on a knife edge between artificiality and humanity, and we are never really sure of which he is, not quite a member of the human world nor artificial world. I said that in my trial and it got the markers juices flowing. Also his dreams of unicorns and other natural things(Stark contrast to the industrialised world of Los Angeles of 2019, where nature has been completely marginalised) are another technique.

 

[withoutaface]

Thanks man, I have to spread some more love before I can rep you again but:S

 

[mishka]

Scott also has a lot of one-shots of Deckard, in the restaurant, he is an observer, sitting on the side, whereas action is happening all around him. at the piano, the music playing is sad, solemn and depicts the thoughts (doubts??) he has running through his mind.

 

[mack]

Thanks man, I have to spread some more love before I can rep you again but:S

Oh dont worry, you can just put on that Cheltenham uniform and get that pink belt out!

 

[lukebennett]

you can mention that he has lost all self respect and is detached which is kind of related to being an outcast. this is conveyed through his unkempt clothing and through his dark and dingy apartment.