This heart shattering and nerve aching scene catches a hold of the watchers attention with its well spoken dialogue, amazing acting and emotional distress. The camera pans close up on a wall with a painting to a table from up to down and then scans the table which has photos of the victim. Bailey, an FBI agent and a local police officer are questioning the victims father. Throughout the conversation the acting feels very real and there is a lot of emotion coming from the characters. At the end of the conversation the FBI agent gets a little aggressive with the father and ends up being directed to talk to his wife in the bedroom. When she is walking towards the bedroom the camera pans out and by the slow rise of her reaching the bedroom door along with what the father said before she had left to the bedroom that behind that door is something bad, which there is. You are caught almost by surprise by the wife sitting on her bed with cuts on her wrists and then cutting her hand. Bailey is shocked and is hit hard emotionally with the sight of the victims mother. With this part of the scene there is also a slight piano and other soft instruments playing in the background helping the scene be even more emotional. This scene plays with your emotions a bit having you think multiple different things simultaneously. These emotions going from how the mother is reacting and taking the death of her beloved daughter; to what may have happened to her daughter to so many different outcomes. She comes back to the room where she had previously been and apologizes to the father, and following that there is a knock on the door from the main character. The father walks out of the door and slowly gives him a hug and starts sobbing heavily. The whole scene has you drawn in and by the end you too are in shock and a bit emotional. A lot of the lighting throughout the entire scene is natural with a few lights behind the camera and possibly on the side lighting up a specific part of the background.