I am Indeed REALLY Proud of my group's performance and hard work during the process of the relationship scene. We were all very happy about the way our scene turned out. Pulling emotion based on my character was hard during th process but on the performance day i was able to pull it off.I played the role of a crazy ex-wife that is still inlove with her ex-husband.She comes in as an robber armed with an weapon holding up both her husband and new wife at gun point.Once she ties both victums up she reveals herself to both the husband and the wife. she then decides to drags the new woman into the bathroom and locks her in so she could fianlly express her love to her husband and finally say what has been on her mind scince thier divorce. After trying to convince her husband both by her words and body language she is then held up at gun point by the wife that snuck out of the washroom. she then tries to kill her as the wife body language is testing her by telling her to "do it shoot me". But the wife doesn't have the guts to pull the trigger. she drops the gun which then allows the ex-wife to once again get a hold of the gun. she threatens to shoot the husband that she is going to kill the wife until she realizes how much her husband really loves this new woman. so then after reality hits the wife decides to run into the bathroom and before whe goes she enters she says to her husband "Remember in our vows when i told you i couldn't live without you? Well i ment it." she then rushes to the bathroom with her ex-husband fastly following behind her. She then locks the door and as her husband begs for forgivness but it's to late the gun sounds BANG she's gone. This play taught me a lesson but i will keep it to myself. How&Where? did i pull all of those emotions from: Experience. Experience that i will never wnat to experience again. But it was an success and i am delighted about that.
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