How has the plot been constructed?
It's been constructed through the use of actors. Plot being it's set after the mother has been widowed and one son murdered the other son to get married to a woman who was once engaged with a man from the family that killed both her husband and other son.
Are their parts?
Yes there are 3 acts and altogether there are 7 scenes, each telling the next part of the plot.
Is the plot circular?
It is not a circular plot, but I sense something bad is going to happen to the mother that'll make her experience sadness again, so circular in the sense of mentality.
Subplots?
Explanation of the bridegrooms wife's past engagements and history of the mother's losses of her husband and son.
How important/effective is the ending?
I haven't got to the ending at this point yet, but as in all tragedies, the ending is most of the time the most important part of the story/plot.
Has everything been revealed by the end or are there unanswered questions?
I am unable to answer this question effectively but an unanswered question I have now is what happened between Leonardo and the Wife to make them so madly in love with each other yet somehow ended up apart.
What period of time has been covered?
Not much, just a couple days and several hours after the wedding.
Is time important?
Not necessarily, but Leonardo's timing to come and take away the Wife during the wedding is important because it sparked all these events.
No comments:
Post a Comment