The Authority
Prince: I think it is complete nonsense! It seems that they can not co-exist without causing a big commotion. It feels like I receive news of their fighting every day! I will feel at ease when I finally do not get news of their arguments.
Host: In your opinion, is execution the right way to solve the dispute between the two rival families?
Prince: I have pardoned them for their previous fights, but we all can not live like this. They are always fighting and someone eventually gets hurt. If it has to go to this extreme, I am willing to execute people for causing a lot of chaos and disruption. Also, it would not be a drastic action because they are killing each other so my decisions would not be different from what they are doing.
Host: Do you think the two families will stop fighting?
Prince: I believe they will realize they should live in harmony when it is too late. At the moment, they are not thinking about the consequences their fighting will bring, but when they uncover the repercussions, they will understand that their bickering was not worth anything.
I really like how you foreshadowed the end of the play with the last quote from the Prince in your interview.
ReplyDeleteThis is really good when you end with a quote to the prince in the interview.
ReplyDeleteI like how you really went in depth with the Prince's responses to the host's questions.
ReplyDeleteYou did a good job explaining how the Prince must have been thinking when he issued told the two feuding families the penalty for quarreling. Also you made the Prince's dialogue seem formal, which is a smart thing to do since he is a prince, and he's from a different period of time.
ReplyDeleteI liked how you portrayed the Prince's character through his responses. I also like how you answered the questions thoroughly.
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