The Ugly Noo Analysis

The outcome of these stories are different and they express varying effects the justice system can have on society. In 12 Angry Men, we see that the justice system prevails while in The Crucible the justices system fails. In Rose’s 12 Angry Men and Miller’s The Crucible the moral of these plays is justice, within each play, justice is depicted in a different way. Rose and Miller both reveal in their plays what the justice system means to them and the role it plays in society, through the use of their characters and the different endings in their plays. Miller and Rose both communicate through their plays, The Crucible and 12 Angry Men their views on justice and how it affects our society.

We each then found pictures representing poverty – one literal, and one abstract. We each wrote a monologue inspired by those photos, mimicking the moment work of Tectonic Theatre. We read our monologues aloud to one another, and offered critiques and opinions on the pieces. These monologues would ultimately create the base of our devised

Iago’s two-sided character served the purpose of strengthening the plot and character development throughout the play. Through this, the audience gains their own opinion of developing characters and clearly know who to sympathize. From the very beginning of the play, Iago was introduced as a racist man. He referred to Othello as a “lust driven animal” that is abusing “the innocent Desdemona”. For example, he calls Othello, “an old black ram”

“Whatever my hands have touched has come to nothing. Fate has brought all my pride to a thought of dust,” are the last words in the play said by Creon. This statement shows that a powerful king of Thebes once had fallen apart. In the play “Antigone,” written by Dudley Fitts and Robert Fitzgerald as Antigone as the protagonist and Creon as the antagonist, it is clear that Creon was cast away in distress, misery, and sorrow. By reading this play I was able to get a depth insight of several of the characters, question the norms of society I live in today and analyze the specific relationship between Antigone and Creon.

As a requirement of English Composition II students are asked to write an essay about one of the play already read in class. In essay number two I will chose The Death of a Salesman by Willy Loman. In this play people can see how one character called Willy works hard to get the American dream which is considered to be rich, a good reputation, and fame. My theme in this essay will be Obsession and how obsession controls people and transform them in different ways. According to Dictionary.com, obsession is the domination of one's thoughts or feelings by a persistent idea, image, desire, etc.

A tragedy according to Aristotle 's Poetics, "is the imitation of an action that is serious and also, as having magnitude, complete in itself; in appropriate and pleasurable language;... in a dramatic rather than narrative form; with incidents arousing pity and fear, wherewith to accomplish a catharsis of these emotions." Ma Rainey 's Black Bottom is a play written by, August Wilson, that takes place in a studio in the 1920 's over the course of an afternoon. The bare-bones sequence of this play is the band members discussing amongst one another about the struggle that they as African-Americans have endured against whites and about the current situation of prejudice African-Americans face in American society. The emotional impact of racial conflict that blacks have faced affects how the band members interact with one another, as well with whites. They treat the white characters, Irvin and Sturdyvant, with disdain throughout the play, especially Ma Rainey.

The Crucible – Zaynab Zahra Choose a play in which there is a character important to the theme. Explain how this character effects the understanding of this theme. ‘The Crucible’ by Arthur Miller is a play in which there is a character, John Proctor, who is important to the theme of reputation. Proctor, in the play faces a moral dilemma of whether to confess his sin of his relationship with Abigail Williams, or allow his wife and others accused of witchcraft, to die. Miller uses an allegory in this play, using Salem as a symbol of McCarthyism in 1950s America.

The topic of this essay was/is to talk about and explain the role the stage manager has and the only way to do that is to explain the whole play itself. The play is based on the theory and somewhat factual idea that people don’t really pay much attention to detail as stated in the second

In order to show how Macbeth gave up on life the author uses the literary technique of personification. Personification is giving something not human, human like qualities. For example, the author explores this in the Tomorrow soliloquy which is towards the end of the play. He then creates a vivid picture in the reader's mind when Macbeth states, "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that strays and frets his hour up on stage." This quote is saying how life is like a crummy actor on stage who just worries for his short time on stage.

We want to be perceived in a certain way, so we have different ‘masks’ for each social interaction we have. Like Shakespeare, Goffman used the theory of life being like the theatre whereby we are ourselves are the actors and we play roles. There is also various settings, props, and audiences. This essay will outline how Goffman’s theory can be applied to the nightclub setting, and how the various elements all add up to create this ‘show’. Dramaturgical Approach Life is a show.