The sequence of events develops quite rapidly in this first scene. I think is to draw in the audience and provide a quick adrenaline rush from the tension, which is built leading up, to the chase and then the kill. There are points which provoke the audience to suggest that the protagonist wouldn't make certain decisions in real life that she makes in the film this also puts the audience in the protagonists situation builds the tension even more and encourages the audience to get lost into the film.

When there's a knock at the door she asks whose there the effect of this is the killer phoning her again. This directly means she cant phone the police for help as the killer has told her not to hang up and she doesn't want to make the situation any worse and aggravate the antagonist

Lastly the victim still has the phone in her hand which sets up the sequence of her parents hearing her die down the phone.

The narrative mood derives from normal/happy to heightening of tension during chase then suddenly very disturbing when parents come home and this is emphasized with the use of music. The music can be described as contrapuntal or parallel as it is parallel to the disturbing, tra

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