Name: Siti Fauziah

Student Number: 1813042037

Class: A
Subject: Pragmatics

Movie title: locker room

Instructuions: find an english short film, write a summary of the film, and then
write the utterances you hear from the film, identify the utterances, and put
them in correct types: declarations, expressive, representatives, directives, and
commisives and then identify which utterance belong to direct and indirect
speech acts.

Summay of the film:

This short film is about a teenage girl discovers her males friend’s secret group
chat. Carla is the only girl in the boy’s group. Someday, she discovers a secret
group chat that her male friends have without knowing it. She begins to wonder
why the boys don't sexualize her, but she also feels uneasy and "gross," as she
says, about what's happening. The performances of the young girl, especially by
the only girl in the male’s group Carla is sensitively rendered and well done,
and take care not to demonize or idealize any position.

Speech event 1
At the school
Directives:
 Carla: Hurry up or I’m coming in. (direct)
Carla’s utterance is commisive; to tell the boys that she will come in if they are
don’t get out.

 The boys: Yeah, one second. (indirect)

This utterance is representative; the boys are telling Carla to wait a bit longer.

 Carla: What’s so funny? (direct)

This utterance is directive; to ask them some information.

 The boy: Ah, nothing. How was training? (indirect)

This utterance is representative; to tell Carla that it is nothing funny and to
avoid Carla’s question so she wouldn’t be suspicious.

 Carla: pretty standard. (indirect)

This utterance is representative, Carla is telling the truth about her training.

 Mack: Right, I’m hungry, so we’re going to your house for food.
(indirect)
This utterance is commissive Mack is hungry so he and his friends will going to
Finn’s house to eat there.

 Mack: Yeah, to yours. Come on, let’s go. (direct)

This utterance is Directive; Mack is invite his friend to go to Finn’s house.

 Connor: Dude, I got stuff to do. (indirect)

This utterance is representative, Connor means to reject Mack’s request.

 Mack: do it later. (indirect)

This utterance is directive. Mack asks Connor to do his activity in another time.
Speech event 2
At Finn’s house

 Carla: I’ll be back

This utterance is commisive, Carla tells to her friends that she won’t be long.

 Carla: what’s up? (direct)

This utterance is directive; Carla wants to know what her friends just doing.

 Connor: nothing. (indirect)

This utterance is representative, he tells Carla to pretend that was nothing
happened.

 Carla: I was just… (direct)

This utterance is expressive; Carla express just being speechless because Finn
caught her opening the boy’s group chat.

 Finn: I just left my phone. (direct)

This utterance is representative; Finn just tell Carla that he was left his phone in
order to avoid being awkward because he caught Carla discover the boy’s
secret.

 Carla: That video, wow (direct)

This utterance is expressive; it shows Carla’s reaction about the video she just
seen.

 Finn: It's not like we're gonna spread it around or anything. (indirect)
This utterance is representative; Fin is trying to defend himself.
  Carla: just with the rest of the team? (indirect)
This utterance is declarative; Carla just wants to make sure.

 Finn: it’s just Mack being a dick, you know what he’s like. (indirect)
This utterance is representative; Finn is defend himself that he is not like what
she thinks.

 No, you right. I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have looked it. I’m sorry. (indirect)
This utterance is expressive the function is to apologies to Finn about what she
have done.

Speech event 3
At teacher’s room
 Carla: I found this page online when I was at my friend’s house the other
day. And I found this group chat of the boys of the football team and they
were sharing photos of girls and laughing about it. (direct)
This utterance is representative; Carla is describing to her teacher about what
was she discovers.

Speech act 4
At school yard
 Finn: Umm what you and I have spoken about like you didn’t tell
anybody anything. I’m sorry I just kind of feeling off right now. Hang on
hang on. You didn’t tell anybody about what you and I had spoken about,
right? (indirect)
This utterance is declarative; Finn just wants to know that Carla is not the one
who told the teacher about their secret.

 Carla: I know I shouldn’t have seen it. (direct)

This utterance is representative; Carla agreed that she was wrong.

 Carla: I didn’t want to get you in any trouble. (direct)

This utterance is expressive; Carla shows her care for her friends.