Blade_Runner_Narative_Structure

Blade Runner Narative Structure Blade Runner The scene I picked out of the movie Blade Runner is pretty significant to the narrative structure of the whole film. Throughout the whole film, I saw some definite references to games. More specifically, the “game” or struggle between the replicants and the humans. The scene starts out with a dimly lit spacious bedroom that belongs to Tyrell. The candlelight suggests that even though Tyrell is the genius behind the making of the replicants, he still may be in the dark on some aspects of his creation. The room is cluttered with furniture, a bed, candles, and other things that we would see in a mansion. Tyrell’s movement toward the camera suggests that he is moving in to take a closer look at something. He is, in fact, taking a closer look at the chess game in front of him that is now, unannounced to him, being played between him and Roy. He switches on the light to shed some light on his situation and makes the move for Sebastian acting for Roy. The clink of the chess players being moved signifies the delicate game being played between the humans and the blade, runner, roy, tyrell, sebastian, replicants, move, humans, being, game, between, scene, now, makes, film, deckard, struggle, something, shot, right, played, own, out, moving, look, dark, chess, after, whole, trapped, though, tells, switches, suggests, suggested, starts