She Made Me Do It
Luc de Villars for Robert Jones
Robert's voice is passive and mysterious. He always speaks as if he had many secrets to tell. It's deep but not overpowering. He also pases himself when speaking. He's a very strong and confident male character. The death of his wife hit him very strong so you can hear the sadness in each word he speaks. Though he manages to combine the sadness and strength of his character.
*This scene will be a voice over while showing scenes of Robert writing a letter to his late wife*
[Sounding sad, lonely, yet confident]
My darling Eleonora, My old man once told me that a life is made out of moments. Good ones, bad ones, big and small alike. They're unpredictable and beautiful and terrifying...all at once. Every story begins with a moment and much like a life no more or less is needed to end it. Looking back, I can think of several moments that I can blame for everything. The dropped stitches that lead to the unraveling of the tapestry that has been our lives. They weren't big or loud, they didn't advertise their dire purpose....then again, maybe I wasn't listening. You always did say I was a terrible listener. I'm so sorry Eleonora, My years of silence are over. You don't have to wait any longer, Soon you will be at peace. Soon you will be avenged. With much love, Robert.
