The “voice” of the voice-over narrator would be that of an eloquent, thoughtful African-American male. He would not directly represent someone who’s living with the underground residents, but someone who sides with the residents and wants to make their issues public. There will be an interview between our strong “voice” and the cameraman or interviewer, and the dialogue will show that they are in a courtroom, and the narration will be a type of testimony. He will use legal terms, but also employ rhetorical devices to show his passion for defending the residents. His stance is not keeping them there, but to allow the residents to stay there until government-funded housing is created.