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p.6 "Noboy very remarkable ever come out of it, s'far as we know." |
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- To the audience
- Said by the stage manager
- It is an ordinary town and he wats to show that
- Everyone is 99% the same, the 1% is the 1 percent we see
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p.14 "I washed and ironed the blue gingham for you special." |
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- To Rebbeca
- Said by Mrs.Gibbs
- Washing and Ironing is a very big deal for Mrs.Gibbs to do
- This shows how much hard work they put into their day and without any breaks
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p.26 "It's early afternoon. All 2,642 have had their dinners and all the dishes have been washed." |
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- To the audience
- Said by the stage manager
- Atchetype or the universal pattern that we all eat and go to bed at night ext.
- small but important
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p.31 "All my children have got good features; I'd be ashamed if they hadn't." |
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- To Emily
- Said by Mrs.Webb
- She doesn't want Emily to get cocky about her looks
- Emily just wants George to like her
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p.37 "I suppose she just got tired of asking you. She gave up and decided it was easier to do it herself." |
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- To George
- Said by Dr.Gibbs
- He heard his wife choping wood
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p.42 "I think it's my duty to make plans for you to get real rest and change. And if I get that legacy, well,I'm to insist on it." |
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- To Dr.Gibbs
- Said by Mrs.Gibbs
- They are talking after Mrs.Gibbs has gotten home from choir practice
- Mrs.Gibbs is talking about how she wants to go to paris
- Dr.Gibbs doesn't want to take her to Paris
- They live in a small town and don't get to go anywhere much out of new hampshire
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p.20 "Just keep dropin' hints from time to time-that's how I got to see the Atlantic Ocean, y'know." |
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- To Mrs.Gibbs
- Said by Mrs.Webb
- Mrs. Gibbs is talking about how she wants to go to Paris
- The Atlantic ocean is not very far from where they live at all so that's really not a big deal, but to Mrs.Webb it isa big deal because it is the only vacation she has probably ever taken in her life.
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p.7 "Doc Gibbs died in 1930." |
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- To the auidence
- Said by the stage manager
- He is telling in the future what happenend to the people in the play so that we know when they die and how.
- Everyone goes through the cycle of life and everyone dies.
- 99% sameness
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p.39 "But, Julia! To have the organist of a church drink and drunk year after year. You know he was drunk tonight." |
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- To Mrs.Gibbs
- Said by Mrs. Soames
- Mrs.Gibbs doesn't want to gossip about him, but Mrs.soames wants to
- Mrs. Gibbs is really worried about hi, but wants to talk to her husbund about that, not Mrs.Soames
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p.45 "I don't know. I just can't sleep yet, Papa. The moonlight's so won-derful. And the smell of Mrs. Gibbs' heliotrope. Can you smell it?" |
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Definition
- To Mr. Webb
- Said by Emily
- She is not to busy to enjoy the simple pleasures in life, like the smell of nature.
- She is sitting by her window.
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