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That she considers herself independent
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What do the stage directions that describe Walter the first time we see him most reveal about his personality?
The stage directions that describe Walter as "a lean, intense man" suggest he is focused and driven. The fact that he is "lean" implies a sense of determination and perseverance, while "intense" indicates a strong passion or commitment to his goals. Overall, these descriptions reveal that Walter is a man with a clear purpose and a fiery spirit.
What do the stage directions Ben Bruce wakes Travis at the start of the play most reveal about Ruth?
The stage directions in which Ben Bruce wakes Travis suggest that Ruth is likely feeling overwhelmed and burdened by her responsibilities. Her absence during this moment indicates that she may be preoccupied or fatigued, highlighting her struggles in managing family dynamics and her role within the household. This sets the tone for her character, emphasizing her emotional state and the challenges she faces.
Ask us do the stage directions that describe Walter's pajamas the first time we see him most reveal about him?
The stage directions describing Walter's pajamas highlight his character's vulnerability and the weight of his dreams. The choice of worn or mismatched pajamas suggests a sense of struggle and a lack of financial stability, reflecting his aspirations for a better life. This detail emphasizes not just his current circumstances but also his deep desire for change and the conflict between his hopes and reality.
What does Beneatha most want Mama to do with the insurance money?
She wants Mama to do with it as she pleases.
Which symbol from a raisin in the sun most likely represents the refusal to conform to society?
Beneatha’s hairstyle
What symbol do you use for stage directions?
Stage directions are typically indicated in scripts using italics or parentheses. This formatting helps distinguish them from dialogue and character names. Additionally, some playwrights may use specific abbreviations or symbols, but the most common practice is to simply italicize the text or enclose it in parentheses.
What most clearly shows that Beneatha is interested in social and political issues in A Raisin in the Sun?
She says she is not an assimilationist.
What do authors use in plays to tell what the character is thinking?
In most plays the author does not tell you what the character is thinking; you have to infer what the character is thinking on the basis of the actions and statements made by that character. However, if you wanted to convey the thoughts of a character, you would then have to have a narrator. On occasion, a play is produced with a narrator who tells the story, even as the actors perform it.
How does beneatha's character most reflect the time period in which the play takes place?
She is interested in social and racial issues. (APEX) !/
What is a challenge for directors and actors who perform Shakespeare's plays?
Shakespeare didn't write much stage directions. He just wrote little things like: enter and exit. So the director must come up with most of the stage directions for their production. (Which is why none of the plays are exactly the same).
How would a playwright use stage directions to most clearly show internal conflict?
Have a character pace back and forth
What is blocking of thread?
Blocking is when a director determines an actor's movements and positions on stage. In most plays the stage directions have been indicated by the playwright. Of course, sometimes the dramatist doesn't provide much information; that's the case with Shakespeare's plays. Lot's of fancy dialogue -- very little stage direction.
