1. Laughter and Terror in The Caretaker by Harold Pinter
... and given a helping hand. He seems quite normal and amicable, like a common old man, who is a little bitter because his pride has been hurt. He soon starts to seem a bit weird, since he does not seem to regard what Aston says at all, unless it concerns himself and starts asking an awful lot of questions as soon as he has been ... mistreated, and with this untrustworthy, even apalling behaviour he shows such ungratitude and self-evidently negative characteristics that no longer can he purely be indentified with. Mick's behaviour strikes as weird and unpredictable from the very beginning ...
- Word Count: 2019
- Approx Pages: 8
- Grade Level: High School