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- Wendy is telling the soldiers the story of Peter Pan
- The soldiers represent to lost boys as they were sent to war and left to fend for themselves
- She's mature, caring and a mother figure towards to soldiers
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- LINE, TONE, PITCH, VOLUME, PACE
- Soft tone = Shows that Wendy is gentle and caring
- High pitch = Shows that Wendy is excited and enthusiastic to tell the story of Peter Pan
- Slow pace = She's calm and allows the soldiers to understand the story
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- BODY LANGUAGE & GESTURE
- Upright posture = Shows that Wendy is mature, well mannered and shows her status as a nurse
- Taking care of the soldiers, e.g. wiping their foreheads, tucking them in bed = Shows that Wendy is a nurse and that she is caring
- FACIAL EXPRESSION
- Bright eyes and smiling = Wendy enjoys caring for others, but it also shows how she knows little about the horrors of war
- Puts a brave face on to protect and reassure the soldiers
- SPACE, POSITIONING, LEVEL and MOVEMENT
- Moving around the space = Shows that Wendy is enthusiastic about her job and shows that where is works is a busy place
- It shows that she is very confident
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- WHAT WAS SUCCESSFUL ABOUT THIS MOMENT
- Kirk constantly presents Wendy's role and the type of person she is.
- The audience found it easy to interact and engage with her.
- AUDIENCE COMMUNICATION
- Sheader wanted to show the audience the contrast between a bright, well put together Wendy and the worn out/disheveled soldiers
- He also wanted to show that Lost Boys and the soldiers are that same, e.g. they both need a mother figure
- YOUR PERSONAL RESPONSE
- I thought that Kirk was a very good actress and she performed her character very well for the audience to understand.
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