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新西兰代写report:鸟人游戏

2018-04-29 21:54

在整个游戏过程中,紧张关系总是在监察员和鸟人之间以及在伯灵家族之间建立起来。举个例子,希拉问“去年夏天杰拉尔德在哪里”,而杰拉尔德试图掩饰。这表明家庭内部的秘密是如何制造出许多紧张感的。另一个例子是,当阿瑟·伯灵告诉杰拉德他可能成为骑士时,他拒绝在他进入的时候告诉他。Priestley还使用了重复的方法来建立紧张关系,甚至在检查员到来之前,Birling先生一直暗示他们可能做错了什么,他强调“只要我们守规矩就行”。普里斯特利还使用了令人不安的笑声,并指责伯林家族的成员,比如“除非埃里克做了什么事”,以建立紧张关系。普里斯特利把紧张作为一种戏剧性的装置,以保持听众的兴趣,并急于发现更多的东西,并对他的社会主义信息保持警惕。比如在游戏结束的时候,当Birling接电话的时候,发现第二个探员正在路上,他们认为这只是一个骗局。通过使用悬念来结束这部剧,让观众想要看得更多,并找出接下来会发生什么。它也让他们思考戏剧,这是后来的意义。然后检查员进入并简单地说“好吧?”这引起了观众的注意,因为他们想知道接下来会发生什么,让他们坐在座位的边缘。第二幕开始,与第一幕完全相同。
新西兰代写report:鸟人游戏
Throughout the play, tension is always building up both between the Inspector and the Birlings as well as within the Birling family. An example of this is when Sheila asks about where Gerald was "last summer" and Gerald tries to cover it up. This shows how the underlying secrets within the family create lots of tension. Another example of this is when Arthur Birling tells Gerald about his possible Knighthood, then refuses to tell Eric about it when he enters. Priestley also uses repetition in order to build up tension, even before the Inspector arrives Mr Birling keeps hinting that they might have done something wrong, he stresses "so long as we behave ourselves". Priestley also uses uneasy laughter and blaming between members of the Birling family, such as "unless Eric has done something", in order to build up tension. Priestley uses tension as a dramatic device in order to keep the audience interested and anxious to find out more, and so alert to his socialist message.Such as at the end of the play, when Birling answers the phone to find out that a second Inspector is on his way and that what they thought was just a trick was actually true. Ending the play by using suspense makes the audience want to watch more and find out what happens next. It also keeps them thinking about the play and it's meaning afterwards. The Inspector then enters and simply says "Well?" this gets the audience attention , as they want to find out what happens next in the play, keeping them on the edge of their seats. Act Two then begins, exactly the same as Act One ended.