There are several instances in the story which depict Bergman’s prowess as a film-maker. The picture of the wall hanging, for example, is one such example. He depicts the picture to his readers in a lively manner bringing the entire scenery alive through his narrations. He could imagine the sound of the church bells ringing and visualize the pigeons flying, creating a melodramatic atmosphere around his narration. Another example of his sensitivity to sensor impressions is the time when he left all his work to watch the cranes at Dalarna fly. These incidents highlight Bergman’s sensitivity to sensor impressions that made him a great filmmaker.