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In conclusion, our semiotic analysis of the crime/thriller genre reveals its ability to captivate audiences with intricate plots, suspense, and complex characters. We identified key characteristics and assessed the cultural and social implications of these scenes. The concepts of denotation, connotation, and myth have all been important in understanding the symbolic meanings and cultural narratives of this genre. This study sheds light on the power of semiotics in media communication.

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Denotation:

The image above shows a dimly lit alleyway at night.

There are trash and unusable items everywhere, showing that the alleyway's cleanliness is not maintained.

There are colourful graffiti on the walls of the buildings.

Connotation:

The dark alleyway indicates danger and fear.

The lights suggests that there is an instability and unpredictability aura lingering around the alleyway.

The graffiti on the walls and dirty alleyway indicate neglect and lawlessness.

A dirty alleyway is a secluded and potentially dangerous space. It can be a breeding ground for criminal activities.

Myths:

The picture draws on the legend of the "urban jungle," in which the city is seen as an area of hidden danger and moral deterioration.

It also contributes to the concept of the "lone hero," implying that in order to find justice or the truth, one might have to journey into this dangerous area.

The graffiti art could be a hidden note left by a victim or criminal that provides hints and mysterious messages to detectives. Consider a clue discovered at a murder scene that leads to a hidden place or secret society.

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Denotation:

The image above shows a street from a neighbourhood cordoned off with yellow police tape that reads "Crime Scene Do Not Cross" during night.

There is a police officer examining the crime scene while holding a torchlight.

Connotation:

The police tape and officer indicates law enforcement and investigation, indicates that there is a possibility that a serious and violent crime has happened.

The scene creates a sense of urgency and the search for truth behind the crime.

Myths:

The image above engages with the myth of "law and order", where the police officer are seen as the protectors of society to restore justice and peace.

It also evokes the myth of the "whodunnit" mystery, encouraging viewers to think about the clues and the urgency to uncover the whole truth of the crime by trying to solve the clues.

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The topic crime/thriller never fails to intrigue audiences with its suspecting plots, intense suspense, and complex characters. The genre of crime and thriller delves into the dark and ambiguous world of criminal activities and the pursuit of justice. Denotation is the literal, or primary, meaning of a sign. Connotation, on the other hand, is the secondary or symbolic meaning that a sign implies. In media theories, myth refers to the systematic use of words and images to communicate cultural and political meanings.The objective of our analysis is to identify the key characteristics of this genre and to analyse the cultural and social implications reflected in crime and thriller scenes.

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Denotation:

The background is red and there is a white circle a little to the right of the center.

In the center is a figure wearing a black suit and tie.

The face of the figure has been replaced by a fingerprint with a tobacco pipe.

Connotation:

The white circle can be said to represent that the spotlight is on the man.

This fingerprint must belong to him. It can be assumed that he is in a position where his fingerprints must be taken, where he is a criminal, or someone involved in the incident.

The fact that he has a tobacco pipe in his mouth shows that he can criticize his luxury goods.

Myth:

Fingerprints are useful for a variety of applications including background checks, biometric security, mass disaster identification, and criminal situations.

Throughout history, it is well known that tobacco and ceremonial pipes have marked the end of conflicts.

Pipe tobacco is a symbol of peace. In the past, American colonial traders also entered the tobacco industry because peace between nations was good for their business.

Red is the color of blood. On the other hand, it represents aggression, danger, violence, and war.

Red is also intense and attracts attention from other colors. It can inspire emotion, call to action, act as a warning, and help bring text and images to the forefront.

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Denotation:

The image above shows a person standing in the shadows, partially obscured, wearing a long trench coat,a fedora hat and a pair of sunglasses.

The person appears to be watching or waiting for something.

The person is holding a piece of paper that is labelled as "top secret", while holding the collar of his trench coat to hide a part of his face.

Connotation:

The trench coat, fedora hat and sunglasses are known for being classic symbols of a detective or spy, evoking a sense of mystery.

The shadowy figure connotes secrecy, inspection, or potential threat.

The piece of paper labelled "Top Secret" could indicate that the individual, assumed be a private detective is investigating a confidential case.

Myths:

The photo above portrays into the myth of the "private eye" or detective, a lone individual seeking the truth in a corrupt society.

It also references the myth of "the watcher," conjuring up ideas of paranoia and the invisible observer.