| Description |
| Description: |
Emotions rise again with a repeated three-note gesture that ascends sequentially to a climax (as Leslie tries to explain why she sent the letter), followed by underscoring in which emotions settle once again as he replies |
| On-screen: |
Leslie explains why she wrote the letter |
| Music annotations: |
[m. 46] modto / in 2 / mysterioso / Should not sound too "kosher" / She's lying like Hell!!; [m. 54] modto / legato / enharmonic / (a little fuller) / mp |
| Film annotations: |
[m. 46] Near the bridge; [m. 50] You see; [m. 52] I was forced to stick to it; [m. 54] Then you'll be called upon; [m. 56] Well, I'll tell you |
| Orchestration annotations: |
[m. 46] harp; [m. 54] add 2 horns / 2 trbs? / basses |
| Analysis: |
The first part of the cue is harmonized by whole-tone chords (these can also be seen as V7b5 or Fr+6 sonorities) |
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| Tags |
deception | lawyer | leading lady | letter | lying | pivotal scene | prison | tense | whole-tone chord
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