Original sentence: (This is taken from her published collection).A suggestion of the characters:.As directed by Kane, the punctuation is not to be taken as grammar, instead to allow pauses and spoken fluctuations.B is possibly an abuser.Character A is perhaps an addict.Crave is the fourth play by British playwright Sarah Kane.It features four characters (or possibly four elements of the human mind), each of whom is only identified by a single letter.M may represent the maternal figure (recently played by Debbie Harry on a US tour), possibly the mother of character C, maybe a timid, tortured child.Some background to the characters can be extracted from the play.The four characters interact through a series of poetic stories, monologues and dialogues.The language used and the content of the play indicates fairly clearly that it is set in the 20th century, but this is not explicitly stated.There are few stage directions, barely any punctuation and so physical, visual aspects and mise en scene are open for interpretation.There is no written indentifcation for individual characters from Sarah Kane, leaving it open to directorial interpretation.Topics and themes covered in the play (drugs, addiction, child abuse, alcohol abuse, sex and broken love) make this more likely
Edited sentence: Crave is a one-act play by British playwright Sarah Kane.Crave was Kane's fourth play.Kane incorporated numerous allusions both direct and indirect in the text of the play, especially to [The Waste Land] by [T.The author provides not context or characters apart from the names, A, B, C, and M.The play represents a departure from previous works, using a non-linear, poetic style