... and it almost lacks colour and other ingredients that could make the story attractive. This parallels to the boy's innocence which is a barrier that separates him from the interior side of the characters. There is nothing spectacular that happens in the play and all the events are stagnant. The childish memory shows us the slow and constant rhythm of their everyday life. We see how they"re ... engaged to simple things like making tea, knitting gloves, picking blackberries or feeding their pets. There is no apparent development of the characters. We ... aren"t really the voice of the tr...

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• Grade Level: High School