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High School We see a young woman out for a run. She is jogging down a path through the woods, over a foot bridge, up some stairs, over a beach path, and over a boardwalk. We see a lighthouse and beach in the distance. She goes into the lighthouse, all the way up the stairs to the top. She seems out of breath. She looks out to the sea and then looks below. She sees a dark shape of a person down below. She appears concerned but goes back down the stairs. We see her jog on the boardwalk. There is a pebble in her shoe; she removes it and looks back at the lighthouse. She sees the shape of the person at the top of the lighthouse where she just was. She looks back to where she saw the dark shape before, but it is no longer there. She appears nervous. We see her jog back up the path and through the woods; running quickly now, she turns around to look behind her. She sees someone. She continues to run up the path, looking behind her every few feet. She comes to the end of the path, which leads to a dirt road. We see her look around and try to calm herself. She sees the figure down the road. She turns around, and the figure is right behind her. She screams and runs back down the path. We see her continue to run as if she is out of breath and in pain. She comes out on another road; this one is paved and has houses on it. She runs down the paved road. She sees a white house and heads for it; she falls and scrambles to get up. The figure is there behind her again. We see her fumble with her keys as she tries to unlock the door and go in; she closes the door quickly and heads for the phone. She picks up the phone to dial. She turns around, and we see the phone drop to the floor. What is the physical setting of the film? What is the mood or emotional setting? How would you describe the runner's state of mind? What techniques does the director use to create the mood and illustrate what the runner is feeling? How does the runner's state of mind change in Part 2? What el

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High School

The film opens with a young woman out for a run in the woods. She jogs down a path, over a footbridge, up some stairs, a beach path, and a boardwalk. The physical setting is a scenic area with a lighthouse and beach in the distance.

As the film progresses, the mood becomes tense and suspenseful. The runner's mind is initially calm and relaxed, but as she sees the dark shape of a person below the lighthouse, her mood becomes concerned and anxious.

The director creates the mood by using fast-paced music, quick camera cuts, and close-up shots of the runner's face to illustrate her emotions.

In Part 2, the runner's mind changes as she sees the figure behind her multiple times. Finally, she becomes nervous and scared as she runs back down the path and falls while trying to unlock the door to a white house.

Overall, the film creates a sense of danger and fear as an unknown figure pursues the runner. The suspenseful music and camera techniques convey the runner's emotions and keep the audience on the edge of their seat.

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