‘Se7en’ is not only restricted but omniscient narration too. We see the narration told from more than one protagonist, we see it unfold from detective Mills and detective Somerset, when they discover the information we then receive it. In the final scene with the ‘box’ we see here restrictive narration. Somerset opens the box and jumps back, the viewer does not know exactly whats in the box, we can see him realising something. The music begins to get louder and this is a narrative devise which allows the audience to realise something is about to take place. Somerset then states ‘ stay away, John Doe has the upper hand’ he has now let us in on a piece of information he has learned yet we still don't know what is in the box, but we know that it isn't good if the antagonist has the upper hand so this therefore helps to heighten suspense and tension. The camera pans back to Mills and Doe, now we get to here the plot unfold from the point of view of the antagonist. Doe tells Mills how he has murdered his wife and we find out what is in the box, Tracy’s ‘pretty head’. This then triggers the action, detective Mills shoots the antagonist in the
‘Se7en’ is not only restricted but omniscient narration too. We see the narration told from more than one protagonist, we see it unfold from detective Mills and detective Somerset, when they discover the information we then receive it. In the final scene with the ‘box’ we see here restrictive narration. Somerset opens the box and jumps back, the viewer does not know exactly whats in the box, we can see him realising something. The music begins to get louder and this is a narrative devise which allows the audience to realise something is about to take place. Somerset then states ‘ stay away, John Doe has the upper hand’ he has now let us in on a piece of information he has learned yet we still don't know what is in the box, but we know that it isn't good if the antagonist has the upper hand so this therefore helps to heighten suspense and tension. The camera pans back to Mills and Doe, now we get to here the plot unfold from the point of view of the antagonist. Doe tells Mills how he has murdered his wife and we find out what is in the box, Tracy’s ‘pretty head’. This then triggers the action, detective Mills shoots the antagonist in the