Nia Hubbard lit literature blog

your adaptation- -what you did (talk about what you guys decided to cut out of the play from the story) -changed from the original play and added to make it your own (new parts to the play that weren't included in the play from the book) (modernization, language that you used, seriousness of the play) -what the message was that you were trying to give to the audience (decisions, how hard it can be) -(what was the vision that they had for the play) what was it supposed to look like What story you chose and why? - story krik krak chapter night women - night women (prostetution is the option the mother chooses to provide for her and her son) -there are other jobs - father to son no longer in the picture -haiti at the time- civil issues, men vs. women roles -good motive -(concept of the play) about the conflict in decision making - connects to the real world and how you can have trouble dictating what is right and wrong -makes a good piece in theate...

while watching the struggle between the decision of choosing the devil and angel I think I could have done a better job really showing that emotion. the devil is feeding me information on what I should do and the angel is also feeding me information and I have to show that the conflict is really with choosing a side and choosing what I want to do. in the end I choose the angel. in the end I choose the angel, but I was unsure at first because of how convincing the devil was at one point. the purpose of our play is to show the overcoming of conflict that an individual can face when having to choose to make a certain decision.while watching that part of the scene I seen that there was a lot less movement during that time and it was more stationary movement between the angel, devil, and myself. we could have added more blocking for that part instead of just standing there, and me sitting. My character is dealing with the conflict of being a night woman or not, because of the fear of di...