Lewis realises it’s not that hard to do and needs to be doing the instructing and directing of the play with influence and input from Roy and the patients not the other way round. This is where Lewis’ confidence really shows that it’s growing and he really starts to connect with the different patients and with the play cosi fan tutte. After gaining the confidence to be able to make decisions and direct the play mostly by himself with some help of Roy and the others, a few incidents occur. Doug sets the toilets alight, which has Justin wanting to shutting the whole thing down and asking a lot of questions about how this incident occurred. Lewis tells Justin it wasn’t Doug and it was an accident in fact to have the play continue and protect Doug from any consequences.
In ‘Cosi’, a play written by Louis Nowra, the meaning of love is explored and challenged by the different views of the mental patients, the protagonist Lewis and his friends Nick and Lucy. Nowra considers the importance of love in human relationships and a deeper enduring bond of love based on trust, respect and loyalty. The relationship between Lewis and the patients changes him. At the beginning of the play Lewis is narrow minded and thinks that in those days politics is more important than love. However, as he continues to perform with the patients finds for himself that love is most definitely imperative for humans.
Their strong connection with each other is shown when Roy, at the end of the scene, places his arm over Lewis to cheer him up. It was to show that Lucy and Lewis’ relationship was completely over and Lewis was open to move on. The tone to present Lucy’s point of view comes across as quite strong and vicious. She’s impolite and by referring to the patients as ‘them’ doesn’t really portray her as a friendly and approachable person. Lewis seems not as stern.
Various characters throughout the play highlight these differing aspects of Proctor’s personality. Proctor also presents various personality traits as the play progresses, but however at the end he emerges as a strong character who is essentially “good” and who is forgiven and forgives himself for his adultery with Abigail William's. Proctor’s physical description encourages us to see him in a particular way. In the play he is described as, “the kind of man-powerful of body, even-tempered, and not easily led”. Though Proctor is physically strong, it is soon apparent that his weakness comes from his relationship with Abigail.
However this may have been a subtext way of Shakespeare suggesting that Beatrice really does care about Benedick and was using this as a way of finding out if Benedick returned safely from the fighting without portraying to her friends that she does still have feelings for him. This may also be a way of Shakespeare suggesting to us that Beatrice and Benedick have met one another before. After Benedick is mocked the messenger tries to defend him. He claims that he ‘has done good service in these wars’ and is ‘a good soldier too, lady’. This shows that Benedick is talented at fighting and is a noble man.
In addition, as interdependent relationships are formed, group members become more depersonalized and in turn, concerned for the welfare of other members. Each member has his or her own idiosyncrasy that distinguishes them from the others; however, it is obvious that the identity of each character in the Seinfeld group is representative of each other. A few that are prominent are their martial status (single), their age (late 30’s) and they are funny in their own ways. Positive evaluations and liking for other associates are induced by the knowledge that they share a common group identity and these characteristics bring the group together. However, George finds their collective identity a problem when he believes Cheryl will like his friends more than she likes him because they are funnier.
Finny and Gene had a love and hate relationship. Sometimes they would make fun of each other to the point where it was exciting no more, and sometimes they loved each other to the point where they would depend on each other and help one another. They had their many sides of friendship. These tie into the setting of the novel. They act like they are in war.
Comparative Essay “Life without a friend is like death without a witness.” Indeed, strong friendships are essential to share warmth, love, and memories. Both movies, Shawshank Redemption and The Fisher King, exemplify that the strength of friendship can carry individuals through even the worst tribulation simply in the perception that they are not alone. One force of friendship that is advanced in both works is the trust that is created between the characters. Being helpful and compassionate to one another are other qualities that are shown to be significant in each of these movies. Finally, both cases demonstrate that being dependable on one another is the key to seek hope and success.
Theme Writing Essay How can two people from different walks of life become friends? This paper will explore the theme of the importance in friendship by examining the plot and the characters in the book The Cay by Theodore Taylor. A theme is a subject of discussion or composition of basic human ideas and values. The theme of the importance in friendship is a very powerful one. Friendship is a powerful force that drives many dramatic plots.
Finding Biff In the dramatic play, Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller, there is an interesting mix of rounded and flat characters. Linda, the mother, and Happy, one of the sons, were among some of the flat characters in the story. Even though they were flat their reactions to the more rounded characters certainly had an effect. One of the most well rounded characters is Biff Loman. The character of Biff develops and grows immensely by searching his past and examining relationships with himself and others to find his true self.