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Both of these relationships are very complex so the narrative techniques help the audience grasp the impact each relationship has on both people involved. Many times throughout the book a question would pop up, “who is really at fault?” (for all the bad stuff happening). Depending on who is reading the book, they might have contradicting ideas on who is the protagonist and antagonist of the novel. Some might argue that Adora is the antagonist of the whole book as she played a major role in Camille’s cutting and Amma’s rebellious behavior.

protagonists and antagonists, the plot structure and events of the story and the way he

The antagonist in the text is the surroundings. As they change when he walks in the streets of New York he develops into a

The use of props was used similarly to the set, to show the hierarchy of classes. In the poorer part of Liverpool the chairs used were plain and old, however in the richer part of town, the chairs used were smart and polished. During the financial depression, FOR SALE signs were hung from the ceiling, to show the hard times. All the signs seemed to be situated in the poorer part of town. The clothes line which appeared as one of the first props on stage, demonstrated to the audience how many children Mrs. Johnston had, due to all the baby grows hung up on the line. The

It is a melancholy object to those who often frequent the bars in this great country to see those who do not currently share in their fortunate state of being. They are usually alone, observing those around them with great envy, holding the car keys, but worst of all, sober. It is the inopportune being who is unluckily chosen to be the designated driver for the evening. It is always

Willie, the antagonist of the story accidentally makes Bobby overcome his fears and stand up to him. In a way Willie could be a protagonist because he helps Bobby overcome his fears. Willie is a crazy person that doesn't know what he is doing.

An antagonist is a character or group of characters that oppose the protagonist or causes the drama in the literary work (Literary Devices). “The Piano Lesson” was written by August Wilson in 1990. “The Piano Lesson” is about Boy Willie trying to sell the piano that his sister, Berniece, kept that belonged to their mother. Berniece refuses to let Boy Willie sell the piano because of the message behind it. Boy Willie causes all this drama so that he can sell the piano and use the money to buy land. The antagonist in the play “The Piano Lesson” is Boy Willie, even though he is not an evil character.

Jimmy Cross is a protagonist because the story is about him dealing with the loss of his friend Tim Lavender. Cross is a lieutenant of the Alpha Company fighting the war in Vietnam. He does not care about the war and he does not want to be a leader . Jimmy is insecure about everything he does and he wonders if he makes the right decisions. His way of escaping is to day dream about Martha. She is an English major at Mount Sebastian, New Jersey and she sends him photos and letters regularly. She writes poetry letters and never mentions the war. Her letters are very friendly, full of all her activities and details of her life. She always signs her letters “Love Martha”(p.315), but she is not in love with him. He know this but dreams of her and him in a relationship. He carries Martha’s letters with him in a backpack and looks at them every night while dreaming about how his life could be with her intimately. He carries a

Do you know what Protagonist and Antagonist are? Protagonist is the character whose actions are the primary focus of the story. Antagonist is the character who the protagonist has the most conflict with. In Theodore Boone the Accused, the main conflict is conflict is that Theodore Boone is accused of stealing computers from a shop that he has never been in before. Most people think he is guilty but Theo knows he is not.

Jimmy had tried to get Sharon’s attention or at least a reaction from her when she tried to explain something to him. Jimmy would purposefully try to get her upset to the point she would either cry and leave and stay away from him for a while. Jimmy had pretended to act as

THE LINE BETWEEN DISGUSHING the sober from the drunk is blurred. giggles pierce her ears, instead of the HEAVY music, but she lets herself drown out the mere voices with hennessy. and what a friend hennesy had been to her. hennesy, was one of her truest companions through all her MAJOR milestones of her life. but tonight she wanted something different, to befriend someone new — jack, jack daniels. who other than a new friend to keep her company in this toxic wasteland intertwine of intoxicated strung out souls. except there’s a tiny problem that alludes to her in the back of her mind. she’s broke. using the term broke with such light ease would be an EXAGGERATION on her part. she had money, but not enough to satisfy her current craving. her

For this scene natural lighting is being utilized. The lighting is comes from the available source within the scene, which are the several lamps hanging from the ceilings throughout the pizzeria. The three point light system can also be seen in this scene. The main lighting source is the key light. An example of this is present, when we first see Sal at the beginning of the scene. We see a light coming from the left side of the frame. This light illuminates one part of his face but casts a shadow on the other half part. Here we have a high key lighting. The use of fill light is also present; we can see an example of this in the shot where we see Vito reaction that what Sal is saying. One half of his face is lit by the key light

At the Christmas party you can see the Christmas sceneries on the stage but you can also see the bright, excited colors that were used for the actors and actresses costumes. You see the guest arriving and presents being exchanged representing that it was either Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. There was a very large Christmas tree in center stage. The use of the props makes the storyline come alive because even though you can see the dancer’s movements you really wouldn’t understand what they are doing without the various props displayed.

The set and props where very compact and were built and moved on and off by the cast because they are designed to be transferred by one person. The props where all cleverly done, for instance they made a bridge out of three ladders, a train out of four boxes and a house from just one door. The door I thought was one of the best props used because the cast managed to make a fairly small stage appear huge just by moving the door and pretending each time that it was a new room every time they passed through it. At one point in the play Richard and Pamela ask the scottish landlords for a sandwich and they come back with a loaf of bread cut in two with one slice of lettuce in the middle, this was such a simple idea but made a big deal and a laugh out of it

I chose not to have too many props and only the necessities of props that were needed. One of the props I will have is a shepherd’s stick to symbolise that he is in fact a shepherd “A SHEPERD enters on tiptoe, leading a small BOY...” Another will be a red shall that will be placed over an object to look like a baby that the shepherd will carry instead of a boy which is shown in the previous quote. The red is to symbolise the blood that is spilled at the end of the play by Yerma for the want of a child. As well as this the embroidery frame and a sewing kit that Yerma uses throughout the various scenes, “YERMA is asleep with an embroidery frame at her