Her idiosyncrasies in this act are not as prominent in this act as other acts, again because she is holding off and not showing her whole self to the audience or other characters. When speaking in the role her voice needs to be firm and clear at all times but perhaps a little quiet and soft to emphasise that she is a nervous guest of the house but at the same time wants to assert some power and control. Her tone especially in the first vocal exchange should be full of worry and nerves, after all one of the sisters has just criticised her choice of belt. The most obvious hint the her will to have control and power comes when the others are making fun of her and andre and she runs from the table. Because she is unable to retaliate and connot control the situation she runs away from it but at the same time retaining control and power because she has removed herself and she knows André will follow. When performing this vital section to the act it must be kept in mind that she does want power and control. When she is talking with André away from the table she has to appear deeply upset and hurt by what has just happened. This is essential in the audience reaction to her and how it must change in Act 2. The way she appears awkward must all be performed in body language and very naturalistically because it would be easy to perform this awkwardness and shy exterior with a bit of melodrama but it is essential everything is played subtly. Although when she is first checking her appearance and talking of being late with herself it is plain to see she is nervous and shy. The key to showing awkwardness is how the Section at the table is performed. She needs to appear to be awkward around the informal'-as Natasha describes it-behavior at the table and then she must appear to be awkward while she is being made fun of. This whole section is the best section to give the audience the feel of Natasha's awkwardness.
Agnes was the youngest of the three children. ... In August, 1946, Sister Teresa could stand it no longer. ... Sister Teresa learned to care for people by practicing with the sisters. ... The sisters found that she was a natural at caring for people, and within three months, Sister Teresa set out to help the poor of Calcutta. ... Father arranged for Sister Teresa to stay at St. ...
For example, there are three weird sisters; coincidentally the three weird sisters had three visions, which are the root of three major murders; the head of state, the friend, and the mother. ... Hecate visits the weird sisters and tells them three things Macbeth will do, he would; spurn fate, scorn death, and bear his hopes above wisdom, grace, and fear. Macbeth visits the weird sisters right after their visit with Hecate; three times the weird sisters say their incantations while brewing. One of the weird sisters says that the cat mewed three times, and another sister said the hedgehog whine...
SOUTH SISTER Redmond Oregon is where my brother lives. ... I well be focusing on the south sister, which is the youngest and highest of a trio of closely grouped volcanoes called the three sisters. ... The latest eruptions on south sister occurred in two closely spaced episodes about 200 years ago. ... Using radar data they found that the ground of the south sister swelled about 4 in since 1996. ... Based on these facts the south sister could very well poses a danger to my brother in the future. ...
That's not the proper route for you to have taken, Sister! ... Smoking when talking with Sister James, drinking when priests having dinner, and asking for three sugar when drinking tea are not illegal in secular life. ... She lies about Sister Veronica's health condition. ... Lies are excusable for Sister Aloysius. Father Flynn is hypocritical while Sister Aloysius is not. ...
Three different times she says tells Antigone that her idea will fail; "But things impossible Tis wrong to attempt at all."" (4), "you desire impossibilities- (4), "You go on a fool's errand!... She obviously says these things because she fears for her sister. ... Ismene's character isn't one of strong willed, that is what her sister is there for. ... In the end she was willing to give her life to be with her sister. Two sisters that are so different could only come up in a Greek tragedy. ...
This story tells of three Aboriginal girls, the oldest girl is a half-cast (half Aboriginal, half white man) Molly her younger sister (the youngest) and her cousin. The three young Aborigine girls are whisked away by the Australian government to be trained as housekeepers for white families, escape from internment and flee across the desert. The girls are all court in the end; Molly and her sister are taken at different times then their cousin. ... On the sisters second try they make it home. ...
During the first 14 years of my life, my younger sister, Alejandra, was my best friend - she was only three years younger than me. ... My mother and I knew his condition, my sister was going to lose weight, but after three or four months, she had lost fifty-five pounds. ... My sister had anorexia. ... Although it seemed that she hated me, she was still my younger sister and I wanted to do everything I could to help my younger sister. ... Gradually, my sister began to regain their weight. ...
He leaves the meeting and does not like how sister Aloysius handled it. ... Sister Aloysius is unable to ignore her suspicions and decides to meet with Mrs. ... Sister is surprised to hear that Mrs. ... She tells him that she has learned that he has moved to three different parishes in the last five years. ... Sister James asks Sister Aloysius about Father Flynn and Sister tell her that he has resigned and is not the Bishop at a larger parish. ...
