It is first taking place on a boat then on the island then various locations on the island, which heavily contrast in the mood and layout. If one was to create a production the set would take a lot of consideration. ... This again is useful in situations where mood and scene's change often. ... The sea atmosphere can also be created via lighting and sound. ... And the wind effect could be created on this by someone sitting up against the pole and moving it back and forth to portray it moving in the wind. ...

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His use of poetic and dramatic means to create a unified aesthetic effect out of a multiplicity of vocal expressions and actions is recognized as a singular achievement, and his use of poetry within his plays to express the deepest levels of human motivation in individual, social, and universal situations is considered one of the greatest accomplishments in literary history. ... There is nothing perfunctory or boring about Act I that sets the mood of the play. ... The hurly-burly of insurrection combines with the "fog and filthy air- of the atmosphere; the impression is one of dark mystery....

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In this essay the five components listed above will be explored and analysed in order see how they work to create meanings and establish themes. ... The lightening throughout the first scene creates powerful imagery. ... Sound is an extremely important factor in "The Limey" as it allows the audience to realise the mood of the scene. ... The stillness and intensity of the scene where Wilson brings out the newspaper clipping and address on the back of an opened envelope cause him emotion and therefore exaggerating the atmosphere of mystery and disconcert that is later to be unfolded. ... Th...

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