How Sav is represented.
Sav is firstly introduced to the audience in the opening scene. He is walking down a dark dimly lit street in a storm. As he gets closer to a house (presumably his) he looks paranoid as he is looking behind himself a few times. This shows to the audience that he may have done something terrible.
Sav enters the house quickly and has blood on his hands, which he sees when closing a door. He gets a gun out of his jacket and drops it onto his bed. This shows that he may have shot and killed someone and because of this he looks distraught and comes to realise what he’s done. The way that Sav looks shocked and distraught shows that he’s not used to doing what he’s done like it’s out of ordinary for him.
Sav is introduced in this scene in a dark way because on what he’s done.
When Sav runs into the women Cassie and the girl Libby on a beach it’s obvious that he has had history with Cassie which didn’t end well. This scene shows that Cassie is angry at Sav for some reason. Sav seems to be trying to be kind and polite to them both but the way Cassie reacts show that Sav has done something that has really upset her.
Sav has a good relationship with friend and colleague Andy; this shown throughout the episode.
When Sav is in the diner he shows how committed he is to being a police officer. This is shown when he is off duty having food with Andy. Sav distinctively saw a man intimidating Amy the waitress and stop it.
This scene shows how he is a very serious police officer and he helps people when he is on and off duty.
Sav deals with the victims of the dead baby very well by being very caring for them. He helps the teenager David by talking to him and supporting him and helps him to get along with his step mum when.
This shows the caring and supportive side in Sav and also how he’s not a police officer who just wants to get the job done. He helps the family to get back together.
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