SONS OF ANARCHY Season 5 Teaser, Gemma Drama

Sons of Anarchy Season Five Teaser

A new teaser trailer, Sons of Anarchy season 5, rolled into your local interwebs. It’s not really a preview per se, though. There aren’t any revealing scenes of tension or pug-ugly villains shown carving X’s into the SOA logo. No explosions, even. In fact, it isn’t even a real scene from the season.

The Sons of Anarchy season 5 teaser will tease you all the more given that it’s just an allegory.

Think metaphor, dream sequence, tripping scene. It has a sepia filter on the lens, nobody speaks and events occur in slow motion. It’s all very Instagram, or ’70s French abstract cinema, if that’s how you roll. What we do know is that the Lady Macbeth of Charming, Gemma Teller Morrow, is central to the disaster.

Here’s the film itself. It’s all of thirty seconds long, so I can’t think of a reason why you wouldn’t click play. Unless, of course, you don’t like Sons of Anarchy, in which case, go read one of our articles on The Killing or something.

http://youtu.be/cF7NFBMlk_I

Here’s the synopsis for those of you reading from a video-banned cubicle or an old-school smartphone:

The SAMCRO cruise onto a bridge. Gemma’s on the bridge. Tara stands near her. Jax swerves to miss her and goes off the bridge. Gemma screams helplessly. Clay watches Jax’s doom without caring.

Which, you know, is pretty much the entire story of the series.

So all the Sons of Anarchy season 5 trailer tells us is, “This is Sons of Anarchy.”

If we want cause to get excited, it’s that the teaser could imply Gemma is going to be central to a catastrophe in Jax’s life. This, however, is not news either. She majorly messes things up every season. Like the Shakespearean character she’s based on, all she’s good for is stirring shit up and then making it worse by trying to stop it.

Now a Sons of Anarchy season teaser that’s a metaphor for impending character development, that would be news.

About Matthew C. Funk

+Matthew Funk is a social media consultant, professional marketing copywriter and writing mentor. He is the editor of the Genre section of the critically acclaimed zine, FictionDaily and Full Stop. Winner of the Spinetingler award for Best Short Story on the Web 2010, M. C. Funk has been published at numerous sites online, indexed at his Web site, and in print with Needle Magazine, Howl, 6S and Crime Factory. He is represented by Stacia J. N. Decker of the Donald Maass Literary Agency.

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