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second craft note on Worth the Chase, and the framing is doing the arguing.

She's regularly placed at the edge of frame with empty space beside her. He's centred, or given the whole width of the room to move in.

That's not a coincidence across twenty episodes. It's a composition rule: one of them has room, the other has an edge.

And when the framing finally changes — one scene, near the end — it lands harder than any line of dialogue in the show.

✨ What worked for me:
- Negative space is used constantly. It's basically a character.
- The camera never crosses the table in the first half.

✨ Bottom line: the composition was telling you the ending from episode two.

Did you notice the edge-of-frame pattern?

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Transcript
00:00On your knees, Kieran.
00:01Idiot.
00:03Die!
00:06An ambush?
00:10How did he do that?
00:11No magical surge at all.
00:13Yet he dodged exactly as far as he needed.
00:15Not an inch more.
00:16How did you dodge that?
00:17I don't want to fight you.
00:19So now you're scared.
00:20Where did all that attitude go?
00:22No, I'm not scared.
00:24You're just not worth my time.
00:27I'll kill you, peasant!
00:30No!
00:34Done yet?
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