There's a good intrinsic plot within the script, and I think the play definitely carries many good messages about the moral choices we make. And you are shown by the director how to portray your character. But when you're directing, you have to know every character. It's much more difficult. And it's also an example of English prose not found in the modern English language.
Text is important because a dramatic work is meant to be staged, but it's also a literary work.
Bratten said she is fascinated by the character of a young girl named Maurya, who is played by Kathleen McCann. The play is about her frustration with life, her family and herself. She was born on the Islands, and she wants to be loyal to her family and her community, but at the same time, she longs to be free and move on to other things. Bratten said the end of the play is very difficult to work with because it has many ritualistic and superstitious elements. Basically, it's a superstitious Catholic ritual that is a major part of the end of the play.