Analysis of The Final Scene of Braveheart The aspect of the last scene in Braveheart when his execution is occurring is about the camera shots. The following paragraphs explain the camera shots from the shots of the ax, the crowd, to shots of William Wallace, and shots of the Queen, and the final shot the shot of his hand. During this scene the camera flashes between all of these shots to give it a slow meaning part of the movie. The Ax plays an important part in the last scene. As I see it, the ax is to set the time of the scene like a clock, and when the clock strikes the head will be gone. Most of all, it tells you how time might be when you know you are going to die (to make you flash between old memories). The shots of the crowd gave you a feeling of being right there in amongst them, watching Wi....

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