Blind Prosecution: An Analysis of the Series and its Adaptations

This report provides an in-depth analysis of the 'Blind Prosecution' series, examining its themes, characters, and narrative structure. It delves into the concept of 'blind prosecution' as presented in the series, focusing on the potential flaws in the jury's decision-making process and the role of key characters like Mayhew and Romaine. The report also explores the adaptation process and its impact on the series' presentation, including the creative and interactive elements used to engage the audience. Furthermore, the report references relevant sources to support its arguments and provide a comprehensive understanding of the series' complexities. It offers insights into the series' ability to convey a compelling storyline and the filmmakers' intentions in presenting it to the public.

A discussion on Blind Prosecution
Student Details
4/9/2020

Answer One
Topic: A discussion on Blind Prosecution
The British television series with two episodes which was released in 2016 was a mystery and
thrilling series. The name of the series was, “The Witness for the Prosecution”, which was
directed by Julian Jerrold and written by Sarah Phelps. The series was good however was lacking
in some areas, which showed the blind decision of prosecution regarding the murder of Emily
French. Current study is named as “Blind Prosecution”, as to show the carelessness of the jury
and the prosecution in giving punishment to the murderer or hanging the murder. Without even
research the detailed information about Janet, just because the faulty charges made by Janet on
Leonard the jury took wrong decision. In this way in current study procession in the movie is
called as blind. On the other hand the unawareness of Mayhew regarding searching about the
facts of murder and the truth behind the statements made by Romaine in court sessions for her
lover that is Leonard. These factors can be reviewed in detail to understanding the way which
could provide creativity to the series (Gale, 2016).
Answer Two
a) The topic completely focuses on adaptation process. The student can easily will the gaps to
understand the series what it is all about and the main gist of the same. It can help in making
critical review of the series and further can help in analysing the facts and figures in creative
and innovative manner (Menis, 2018).
b) Yes, the topic has narrow enough focus, as the main idea presented in the series is all about,
how some story line can be presented in front of the public in creative, interactive and
incredible manner. It can further help in understanding the main aim or guidance the movie
makers tried to give with the help of movie not just simply showing the acting or indulging
people into the same.

Bibliography
Gale, C.L., 2016. A Study Guide for Agatha Christie's "Witness for the Prosecution". 1st ed.
Gale, Cengage Learning.
Menis, S., 2018. Theatre review: Lucy Bailey (dir.) (2017) Witness for the Prosecution. Crime,
Media, Culture: An International Journal, 15(2), pp.359-61.