important reference to the context of the play the sea by edward bond |
Important reference to the
context of the play The Sea by Edward Bond
‘’Lo, I tamed the wild
beasts, but I
Cannot tame the
torments of my beast.’’
These
lines have been taken from the play "The Sea" (scene 4) by
Edward Bond.
These
lines have been taken from a very significant scene in the play. Because there
is a play within a play. The characters are rehearsing a play to raise money
for the coastguard fund. It is a sort of morality play. It is the story of
Eurydice and Orpheus, which resembles the story of Rose and Colin. Mrs. Rafi is
holding a rehearsal of the character.
These
lines are spoken by Mrs. Rafi. She is a very dominant woman. She needs
perfection in every task. It is difficult for the characters to create an
artificial atmosphere. But Mrs. Rafi becomes angry and says that she cannot
keep herself silent anymore. She can control wild animals, but it is very
difficult for her to control human beings like animals. She can't bear the pain
in her heart. The play attempts to demonstrate the superiority of art over life
while also exposing some of the absurdities of religious people.
‘’Listen,
where's the world's weak spot?
Here.
They know there's no leadership.
There
is no authority, no discipline in this town. So it is up to us.’’
These
lines have been taken from the play "The Sea" ( scene 2),
written by Edward Bond. Hatch is in his drapery shop, serving an aged lady,
Mrs. Rafi, and Tilehouse. They also discuss the tragedy of Colin's death. And
then Hatch fabricates. He thinks that Willy and Colin are aliens and want to
destroy their land. They came here because their land was destroyed. They want
to occupy their jobs and homes.
These
lines are spoken by Hatch to Thompson. Hatch is a very sceptical person and
sees the world with his highly sceptical ideas. He thinks that Willy is an
alien and wants to destroy their land. He considers their world very weak.
There is no leadership, no authority, and no discipline in their world. So it
is very easy for aliens to come in and occupy their land. So it is very
necessary for them to look after themselves.
‘’Then
create a room. Don't you aspire to be an artist? Think of the miners who spend
their lives crawling through darkness so that you may have light.’’
These
lines have been taken from the play "The Sea" (scene 4) by
Edward Bond.
The
characters are rehearsing a play to raise money for the coastguard fund. It is
a sort of morality play. It is a story of Eurydice and Orpheus, which resembles
the story of Rose and Colin.
Mrs.
Rafi gives order to Tilehouse that she will crawl under the stage, splashing
water around in a basin to give the effect of a real sea. But she does not
agree. She says there is no room for doing so.
These
lines are spoken by Mrs. Rafi to Mrs. Tilehouse. She says that if she wants to
become an artist, she should first create an image room for rehearsal. Because
an artist has the ability to create things without the presence of things. She
gives the example of workers who make a struggle and work hard to bring change
in the lives of other people. A similar case is the one with art. The purpose
of art is to give happiness and joy to people. These lines show that Mrs.
Rafi's personality has a tendency to motivate others. She is trying to convince
Tilehouse to take the role by giving the example of work and art.
‘’They
look at me as if I'm a dangerous animal they have to avoid.’’
These
lines have been taken from the play "The Sea" ( scene 6) by
Edward Bond.
Rose
and Willy came to the beach. They are talking about the death of Colin. And
then Hatch returns with a knife in his hand. He found the body of Colin and
killed him with a knife.
These
lines are spoken by Rose to Willy. Rose is very depressed by the death of
Colin. She wants to stay at the beach because Colin died here. She does not
agree with the investigation. because she thinks that the investigator is not
doing his duty honestly. They treat her as a dangerous animal. And it is very
easy for them to convince her. They were not able to investigate why Colin
died.
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