... in that it shows how the characters interact with their surroundings differently. I believe the design were successful in a sense. The play it's self communicates a majority of the message through the dialog of the play. Such as the examples I gave in the beginning with the verbal exchange between Purdue and Bid. When they're talking about where Purdue would stay, or about ... how Bid shouldn't have left her daughter to stay with her husband, I believe most of how the playwrights message is translated through that dialog. However, the use of lighting, sound, and costumes help communicat...

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... , Linda asks, ""Just rest, should I sing to you?""(661) Infinitely loving and devoted to her husband, Linda appears to possess no identity of her own. Moreover, when we examine Linda"'s dialog in the play, her only concern and preoccupation seems to be about the men in her life. Linda seems incapable of her own feelings, desires, anger, and frustrations. ""She does ... woman being receptive to such tired and patronizing pick-up lines in the real world. But in Death of a Salesman, Miss Forsythe is easily influenced and manipulated by such improbable dialog between her and Happy. ""At West...

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... and everyone, and tries to convince Mama to give him the money he needs for the liquor store. I noticed the movie version of the play had a great deal of additional dialog, specifically the small monologue at the end was much longer in the movie version. The reason Mama tells Walter he should talk to his wife is because she is pregnant ... and everyone, and tries to convince Mama to give him the money he needs for the liquor store. I noticed the movie version of the play had a great deal of additional dialog, specifically the small monologue at the end was much longer in the movie versi...

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... , Linda asks, "Just rest, should I sing to you?"(661) Infinitely loving and devoted to her husband, Linda appears to possess no identity of her own. Moreover, when we examine Linda's dialog in the play, her only concern and preoccupation seems to be about the men in her life. Linda seems incapable of her own feelings, desires, anger, and frustrations. "She does ... woman being receptive to such tired and patronizing pick-up lines in the real world. But in Death of a Salesman, Miss Forsythe is easily influenced and manipulated by such improbable dialog between her and Happy. "At West Poin...

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... the live performance. When reading a play, sometimes it is difficult to read into the emotions of the scene. Body language and tone of voice can change the way that certain dialog is interpreted. Once the live performance is viewed, it helps to give a better understanding of the story line. There are some differences in scene one from the book and scene ... ...

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... women's only source of power is their sexuality. They must depend on the men to want sex for their plan to work. Aristophanes was using the women and using the dialog of Lysistrata to get his point across. The Grecian wars were pointless and should be stopped. He was trying to scrub Greek society and leave it free of war. By ... ...

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... ," thus demonstrating Howard's cold indifference to Willy's situation. Style In Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller uses a very realistic style of speech. Because the story is carried almost completely by the dialog, this is vital to the play's success. Miller also uses repetition of significant phrases throughout the play. Phrases such as "He is not just liked, but well-liked" and "Isn ... ...

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... . A key similarity would be the pace of the two. They both pose a very moderate speed and you don"t come across much action in either of the two. There is mostly dialog that comes to talk about the things in life that they have come to learn. Lord Henry is very good talking about this subject and does so in both works ... ...

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