The most affecting
section of the play for me - the only truly poignant moment, but a very good one - comes when
Emily joins the dead. The review/consideration of the precious nature of life is well wrought
here. The powerlessness of nostalgia to overcome the limits of life, I think, is clear and this
idea is also rather universally relatable.
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
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