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The play was about a girl who wanted to become an astronomer. Her name was Henrietta Leavitt and she goes off to study at Harvard and figures out the patterns of stars. In the end she has figured out world changing information about the sky and the solar system. The story worked really well because the actors showed us almost exactly what happened. It was interesting to learn how they measure the stars and how they figure out the patterns. I loved the actual script because it was not confusing at all.

Tragedy is one of the main genres of drama. It refers to a drama that describes the protagonist's conflict with the real environment or fails due to its own fault, suffering from destruction. Most of the tragedy protagonists are positive or heroic characters. It is based on the irreconcilable conflict between the protagonist and the reality of the play, as well as the extremely miserable outcome of the composition of the basic content of the work. Most of its protagonists are the representatives of people's ideals and wishes, and they eventually end up as the protagonists' failure, suffering or destruction. Tragedy with tragic ending, to reveal the evil in life, thereby arousing the audience's grief and admiration, to achieve the purpose of improving the sentimentality of the mind.

The playwright was trying to get quite a few messages when he created this play. First of all, I believe he was trying to show social change and the power and potential that an individual has inside of them, despite their circumstances. I think that this play/movie reveals the true messiness of life and how with the right mindset, you can make it through anything you

The play Heartbreaker is a fictitious story done by Michael Golamco. It features two main characters, Vithy, who is a sixteen year old teenager and her elder sister Ra who is aged twenty two years. The play takes place in a solemn setting down in a small apartment bedroom. The room does not contain a lot of things; it is empty except for some few basic properties that make a bedroom. They events of the play take place at Long Beach in the California region. Michael Golamco has used the story in bringing out loneliness as a theme in the play and its consecutive results in the people affected by it.

The play involves seven very lively and funny women, who live on the Wasaychigan Hill Indian Reserve, Manitoulin Island, Ontario. Their lives consist of knowing everybody's business. 'Nothing is private or sacred to them, they know each other's sex habits, health problems, family histories and daily routines.'; (P. 174 Native Literature in Canada.) When they play begins we are given an over view of what it like on the reserve by a pictorous description, 'from here I can see half of Manitoulin Island?I can see the chimneys, the tops of apple trees, the garbage heap behind Big Joey's dumpy little house?';(P. 2 The Rez Sisters) The reserve has a bit of everything, a good side and a bad side.

I think the crucible was a tragic comedy because there were a lot of random sarcasm in this play and there were times when reading this play people wanted to laugh. I think the comedy part of this play was mostly because of the young girls like, Abigail Williams, Mary Warren, and Betty Paris. Mostly because they were playing sport and got literally the whole village to believe them. Another part of this play that was kind of a comedy is when people would freak out in the play when they heard about witchcraft, as if it were a real thing. That was the stupid thing in the whole play. I don’t really think this was much of a comedy but there were some parts in this play that was kind of funny. I think the tragic

The story shows us that nobody is perfect we will all make bad decisions but it’s what we do when we are told to open our eyes and reevaluate our beliefs that the play write really hits

When we think of the tragedy, we think of something bad happening to someone. This cannot be a tragedy. To know what tragedy is we have to take a look at what Arthur Miller thinks of as tragic.

The women could not even stand up for themselves and stayed home all day, mostly in the kitchen, where this play took place. Susan Glaspell wrote this play to inform the audience how lives were for women in 1916. The police that were investigating the case included three men and two women. The men started commenting on how dirty the kitchen

The women during the 20 century had very few rights. A married woman’s had no separate legal identity from that of her husband. She had no right to control her biological reproduction and no right to sue or be sued since she had no separate standing in court. Women’s had no right to own property in her own name or to pursue a career of her choice. In the played “Trifles” define as a thing of little value or importance. The women were portrayed to be dumb, ignorant and innocent house wife’s who just cared about cooking, cleaning and making quilts. Susan Glaspel reveal how gender role were played out in rural Iowa, of the housewives being depressed and lonely living in the middle of the country living with a man who treated their wives horrible.

All of them get together and represent a good example for a society with domestic violence, for the most part, represented in the form of child abuse in the play and we are faced with several irresponsible families. It also shows the views of the people who are living in that society who are the victim and at the same time hero for themselves. On the other hand, every character of the play lives with the sense of revenge and also on the opposite side needs peace in his mind, that can be impossible for him to have both of them at the same

In these plays the theme of the play is all about how the farmworkers are been treated and not well paid for the amount

Plays have been written by authors from hundreds of years ago. In there plays they allow people to learn from the characters mistakes. These dramatic tragedies have so many versions of sadness and fear. The two tragedies Antigone and Othello show us how they were victims of the monarchy despite what there wrong doings were.

They start to investigate to see if Mrs. Wright really killed her husband John Wright. In addition the time setting was taking place around the 1916 back at that time women did not have a lot of rights and were not seen as equal as men. All women were known for was either in the kitchen, cooking or doing house chores around the house. Around that time women were not seen as intelligent as men. The main issues going on in the play is the three men investing the crime do not believe that Mrs. Wright kill her husband simple because she was a women and she could not have the potential of killing her own husband.

life and his parentage. Arthur Miller's play, The Death of a Salesman, tells of a tragic character so wrapped up in his delusional world that reality and illusion fuse causing an internal explosion that leads to his undoing. Each play enacts the strugg