What does MASADA mean in the play script brother in the land?

Answer 1

MASADA means Movement to Arm Skipley against Dictorial authority. ( basicly the team of people who have grouped together to put the people meant to help them in their place and try to survive.

Answer 2

Branwell (Branwell and Danny have met in the previous scene) welcomes them and tells him about MASADA. Kate, Kim’s sister, is introduced. Danny complains that “there has already been too much fighting,” meaning he is sick and tired of the world’s deceit and lies and just wants things to end. Danny then goes to sleep and dreams. The Shadow Chorus enters and plays a role. While Danny battles them with flowers, they behave in a way that symbolizes the evil in the world (this is nothing to laugh about, he is doing it because it represents that he is trying to counter evil with good). Then the flowers are removed from him. Remembering that this is still a dream, his mother and father then appear, and they extend a loving greeting to him. This demonstrates that he still needs them and remembers them. He also desires the emergence of Peace. The person he sees when he wakes up after his parents have left is Kim, indicating that he must survive with Kim. He accepts Kim’s invitation to the MASADA canteen.

Answer 3

Masada was a team to protect everyone's chance of life at Kershaw farm as civil defence team was not doing there work correctly.

Answer 4

This is a team from skipely and are rebel against the CDT team as civil defence team who are playing the opposite villain role. They help people (MASADA) after the bomb 💣 racks out to survive.