fortable in. She sees her family environment as being to strict and firm and would rather be free.
             While in the study waiting for Mr Perry and Neil Mrs Perry is seen wearing and pink dress. This choice of clothing promotes her as appearing to be a caring and loving mother, however her role within the family is quite the opposite. Due to her level of power within the family she has no control over decisions and being able to voice her opinion which every loving mother strives to succeed. This conflict in power and striving to be a loving mother supports the idea she does not quit fit into the family environment she currently occupies. As Mr Perry and Neil walk into the room it is also apparent that they are dressed in black suites. This contrast between pink and black makes it evident that Mrs Perry does not really fit into the family adding to the idea that she is not really happy with her family life.
             In one instance it is apparent that Mrs Perry is out of focus while crouching down behind her son, Neil. This use of camera angle supports her power within the family. The way she is positioned, being lower than her son and being out of focused suggest she has little or no power within the family. They way Mrs Perry is out of focus supports the idea that she has no importance within the family and she is sometimes forgotten about. However in the mid twentieth century it was quit acceptable for women to be forgotten about and have their privileges of being able to voice their own opinion be taken off them. The way Mrs Perry is positioned within the family relates to how society thought and how they believed life should be in the mid twentieth century. Weir has made this evident by using such conventions as camera angles and links to other scenes to make the movie feel more realistic and link the scene to the context the movie was set in.
             While in the study a wide shot of Mr Perry and Neil is used. The purpose is to allow...