Regarding this week's film, Double Indemnity, in what ways does its narrative exemplify a classical film narrative and in what was does it differ from classical narrative? Be sure to address classical narrative's three main features, and three-part structure (see the textbook chapter 6 (ch 7 if 5th edition) and the readings notes in Canvas modules). The total word count should be at least 350 words. Please respond to two other student posts after you reply to these questions -- student replies should be at least 50 words each. Please number your answers as follows: 1) classical narrative feature 1 (centers on one or more plot-driving characters) and whether this is exemplified in the film or not 2) classical narrative feature 2 (the plot develops in linear chronology) and whether this is exemplified in the film or not 3) classical narrative feature 3 (employs omniscient or restricted narration) and whether this is exemplified in the film or not 4) part one of the three-part structure (presentation of a situation) and whether this is exemplified in the film or not 5) part two of the three-part structure (disruption of that situation) and whether this is exemplified in the film or not 6) part three of the three-part structure (resolution of that disruption) and whether this is exemplified in the film or not