The overall subject of the frame is located in the top right, which are Anderton's blindfolded eyes. This is also the brightest part of the frame. There is also a white line that sets a boundary. It seems to be separating Anderton from the rest of the world because the top left has a door. The door is the object that lets others in the bathroom, and Anderton seems to be isolated from the rest of the world. The white line may also be setting a boundary between himself and Precrime because their goal is the capture Anderton. In the bottom left, one of the devices is searching for any human. There is light coming out of it, and it is pointed toward the right direction, which is where Anderton is. This may mean that Anderton can't escape this device or his fate. This frame is very similar to the frame with Agatha in the beginning of the movie. They are similar because they are both submerged in water that have a blue-ish hue. However, they differ because Anderton's eyes are covered; Agatha's eyes are wide open. This may represent Anderton's inability to see his fate, while Agatha has the ability to see the future. In addition, the tub water that Anderton is submerged in has particles that make the water appear dirty or unclear. In Agatha's frame, the water that she was submerged was crystal clear.
