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Process in the film written by Todd Phillips & Scott Silver "Joker"

-Mental Process

Mental processes in discourse analysis refer to acts or processes that occur in an individual's mind or
consciousness. Thinking, reflecting, feeling, understanding, and other cognitive processes that do not
entail apparent bodily acts are examples of this type of process. We can understand the innermost
thoughts, feelings, and experiences of characters or speakers in a text by using mental process
analysis.Various mental processes have been analysed in film written by Todd Phillips & Scott Silver
"Joker" to depict the major characters' thoughts, feelings, and emotional experiences. Here are some
examples of forms:

Thinking and reflecting

The sentence: “ I think I did.”, “Well I suppose I was mentally ill”, “Well my mother thought I was
mentally ill, so she had me committed.

Analysis: The word “think”, “supposed”, and “thought” was showing the opinion of the participant.

-Behavioural Process

In discourse analysis, the term "behavioral process" refers to actions, activities, or behaviors that are
described or implied in a given text. It involves examining the language used to portray and discuss
various actions or activities within a discourse. Analyzing behavioral processes in discourse helps to
understand the dynamics, events, and interactions between participants within the context of the text.
It contributes to uncovering the storyline, character development, and the overall narrative structure by
focusing on the actions and behaviors depicted in the language used. Here some of example from:

The sentences :

Analysis :

-Verbal Process

Verbal process is a sort of process in discourse analysis that involves the use of words or language as a
medium to send messages, communicate, or carry out other verbal acts. This approach emphasises
linguistic expression activities such as chatting, discussing, asking questions, or utilising language to
achieve certain aims. There are various verbal processes in film written by Todd Phillips & Scott Silver
"Joker" that demonstrate the use of language as a medium of communication or verbal expression. Here
are some examples of forms:

The sentence: “Happy?! Did you check the mail before you came up?”, “Go lie down, I’m gonna make
you some dinner, okay?”

Analysis: the word check and make above was showing that participant was talking actively each
other.