The purpose of the dialogue in misfits is to show the personalities of each character and to know something about them. Exposition, to know what its happening in the scene and how the act towards other people. Also to know their background, where they coming from etc. Also the narrative because it has to be something going on like a conversation to follow whats its happening. sets the genre of the programme, by that video you know its going to have some comedy in it.
Nathan
Tone: Hes a really sarcastic person, to everyone. Hes really playful with the words he uses and he also tries to wind up everyone in the group but he uses the same technique which is insulting them. He is really clear and natural as he knows exactly what he wants to say as he speaks his mind.
He is also polite but with a bit of sarcasm in it.
Accent: His accent is Irish southern. His accent is soft and musical. he is non uk which can make you think that he is classless and different to the rest of the people.
Vocals: Hes vulgar yet he doesn't actually swear, instead of that he uses sarcasm. He is really argumentative, doesn't matter what anyone says to him he will argue back because he is a confident person. He is also intelligent and he knows where to press the butons to wind up everyone. Hes very cocky and immature, also cocky and annoying but he is kind of a character that you cant hate because he is funny and attractive. He wants to be the centre of attention but he wont admit it. maybe something happen to him where he didn't get enough attention and he is kinda looking for it now. Maybe thats why he got in trouble, to get attention from his parents maybe.
Aleisha
tone: her tone is quite flirty when she's on the phone, she also swear which means that she doesn't care about what people think or that's what she wants them to think.
Accent: she's got a London accent, it's quite a rough accent, she is from the uk so she is at home, she is not different like Nathan.
Vocals: she swears which makes you think that she is going to be trouble therefore she will be. One of the main characters for a while. She is also quiet cocky but not enough to get her into a lot of trouble.
She is also vulgar and have no manner whatsoever
Kelly
tone:she talks like a chav which makes everyone lose respect for her. She also stands up for helself when Curtis says that it's not going to work for him. Her tone it's also quiet fluent, she knows what she wants to say and she's going to say whatever is on her mind.
Accent: she sounds like a chav which makes her look underclass even more than Nathan. She is from the uk which makes her powerful in a way just like Aleisha. Her accent is quite strong and she is quite loud which makes her stand out.
Vocals: she swears but not with her mouth which says that she is different from all of them. She is quite cocky when she says 'do you understand that' and sticks her middle finger up. shows that she doesn't care what they think of her. She is also quite relax when they take the mick out of her.
Curtis
Tone: his tone is quite relaxed and soft and makes him look intelligent.he is full on himself, he thinks he is better than anyone else in the group. Specially when he says ' this isn't going to work for me'
Accent:
He doesn't have an exagerated accent like Kelly and Nathan. He's English which means he is in his land. He is also quite confident whenever he says something. He is also cocky as all of them apart from Simon.
Vocals : he doesn't swear but he makes everyone look really small compared to him.
Gary
Tone: his tone is quite offensive and rude and it literally feels like he would start a fight with you.
Accent: He is also British like Kelly so he's like a chav which makes him underclass and just not as good as everyone else.
Vocals: His dialogue is quite vague. He doesnt say much but when he does he's rude and disrespectful to everyone, You can tell that he doesnt care about anyone. He looks like the kind of character that doesnt have many friends but the ones he has are probably all chavs that do drugs and get into fights.
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