The shard - represents the rich and powerful
"Warm Up" - Homeless link
Strapline - Curran and Seaton
"Bumper Edition" - more expensive, more profit for homeless - giving on Christmas
Trees - indexical of Christmas
Close up on Scrooges face - symbolic of government, anti capitalism
Shocked expression - cant believe how people are still treated today
Scrooge - indexical of Scrooge who wanted equality
Candle - Symbolisms, the rich can afford warmth
Three young girls singing- Represent the lower class, the ones selling the magazine
Snow - winter - poor suffer the most in winter
Old font - old problem
"still living" and "Haunts us today" - poor still find it difficult. We should feel ashamed - Gauntlett
Strapline
Hair covers the masthead - symbolises how big he is
"I wanted to look after my mom" Shows he is a real person
"Do not give up" - Guantlett - how reader can feel determined
face made of shapes - looks like a puzzle
Colours of the sun and it is glowing around him
Just his face - what people see him as
Producer takes him seriously, they car more about him than politics
Looking pastviewer - symbolises they want to move to America
Both wearing red vests and mainly focused on faces - gender neutral
Palace - indexical - royal members
Holding The Big Issue magazine - supporting poor
Child drawing - makes us see the royal family less seriously - Gauntlett
Motivates the reader - you can become anything with enough work - Gauntlett
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