Rest of the play Essay

As you saw in the sportsman when the girls fly the cooped on on that point sustain they wish to play games such as house where they would set as grown up mothers etc. when the girls play on their own there behaviour seems dissimilar as they would act in a sort of feminine way which they wouldnt act in front of the boys. The boys however want to play nettle roughly and adventurous games equivalent chasing squirrels, having fights or pret break offing to be the Itie, which they wouldnt do in front of the girls.Where as when the girls be together with the boys they do not act or play in the same way, as they would do when they are alone instead they play games, which are far more different. This is because girls arent well-provided with the boys watching them and playing the games that they played and in the same way the boys arent comfortable or used to the girls playing the same games they would like to play. I would like to conclude that the games the boys and girls play a re in effect with what is deprivation on around them which then was World War II which beg offs wherefore the boys are influenced to playSuch games as pretending to be the Itie and girls playing house.Interviewer5/ The children used a lot of swear words, why was that?Mr PotterWhen the girls were playing together with Donald and they delusive to be adults they used a lot of swear words I should bloody damn and bloody blast and bugger flaming bloody hypothesize so and either. They did this because they thought that was howAdults rundle to each other for example their parents, and especially during then it was World War II so their parents would be angry with the Germans and employ bad language a lot so the children would pick up from them.Interviewer6/ A lot happens in a short space of time, why did you decide to have all the regularts happen in one afternoon?Mr PotterAs you saw from the beginning of the play there is already some dramatic things happening when Angela and Aud rey were playing with Donald they start to bully him by calling him names etc. Donald put over Donald Duck Quack Quack Quack Donald Duck Quack Quack and Audrey also says something very important which adds tenseness to the play when she says, Youll die in a minute though. Really die, I mean. Since then there has been dramatic highs and lows such as killing the innocent squirrel course him is. Deader than dead. As we go on through the play more drastic things happen which all finally leads up to the killing of Donald that ends the play. Through the whole play this would have added tensionAnd kept the viewers in there seats. I did this because I speak up it makes the play very exciting. During this play I think as you saw the childrens attitude has changed dramatically because at the beginning they were all bullies and didnt like DonaldBut in the end they became shocked and regretted everything they did. I did this to try and show people that not to do something they would regret e.g. bullying.Interviewer7/ Donald dying at the end was a shock, why did Donald have to die at the end?Mr PotterI decided to have Donald dying at the end as I thought it would make the play more exciting because the audience would be expecting the play to finish with a happy ending but by devising Donald die at the end it would shock and excite the viewers and it would finish of with a dramatic end. I also decided to make the play even more exciting by constructing it so that when the barn that Donald was inside was burning to change the scenes from the barn to the children and so on for six scenes. I did this because it would add tension to the play and also make the viewers evenMore tensed and excited.Interviewer8/ The ending was very sad, but I thought the children acted strangely, can you explain what happened?Mr PotterAs you saw in the end of the play after the children killed Donald they were all shocked and stunned because they did not expect to kill him. They were all thin king that they would lock him in the barn as a joke then let him out but they did not realise the severe consequences of there actions. after(prenominal) however they found out that they had actually killed him they were all shocked and didnt know what to do and sat apart because they were all in there own world thinking about what they had done to Donald and what would happen to them and what there parents will say or do which they couldnt talk about together. But when they spoke to each other they were all trying to deny the fact that they did it or any of the others did it and all of the children tried to prove there innocence I byunt going to get the blame for it. I never did anything. I wasnt even holding the door. this shows that they were in a state of shock about what happened and felt steamy and regret full.Interviewer9/ That poem at the end is moving, how does it link in with the rest of the play?Mr PotterThe poem is to show that in our childhood we are always happy and enjoying ourselves but there comes a time when all the fun we have comes to an end and our childhood will never come defend to us again and all our happy days are over. The happy highways where I went and cannot come again. So its to say that our childhood only comes formerly and never comes again.Interviewer10/ Thank you Mr Potter, is there anything else you would like to add?Mr PotterWell I would just like to say that although this is a short play I think it certainly summarises a lot of important issues such as bullying and that people should not do anything they would regret such as bullying and it just shows how all childrens childhood begins and how it ends and I think that this play has a certain theme dont do anything in your childhood that you will later come to regret and you should certainly live it to the end with happy memories.