Lots of big arm gestures still – holding the ladle Very expressive, excited tone as she the audience in. By the end of Body language much more relaxed. the scene In much closer proximity to Silver – his arm is on her shoulder. Loud voice but soft tone as she describes how nice he is Dramatic pause before she reminds the audience that she still worries about the one-legged man from her nightmares. Silver Point in Play Analysis of Performance Skills Evaluation and Point When Jim meets Speaks with casual tone, as if he is Is effective in establishing that he is a parrot for the not surprised that she is there. confident character who is not at all first time. Puts on his apron while talking to threatened by Jim. her. The audience are aware of who he Offers her his hand really is (dramatic irony) and the fact Changes pitch when speaking to the that he can appear to be nice to Jim, parrot raises pitch and increases adds to the idea of his being a villain. – volume to show his irritation with the His anger at the Parratt, reminds us parrot. that he is not a character to be messed with but also creates comedy. Silver stabs a short gruff sound as he does it himself in the Hardly reacts at all to Jim’s anxiety – wooden leg continues to speak in calm, smooth tone. Silver turns his Small smile on his face back on her and Turns his back on her and spreads his invites her to arms out, to show that he does not stab him feel the need to defend himself. Silver starts to Voice becomes much softer and try to her quieter when he Steps closer towards her realises that she read maps???” becomes “You – can read. higher, volume louder an emphasises “maps” Walks even closer towards her pointing at her. Taps his head when he says as “smart paint”, speaking very slowly each – word is accompanied by a tap on the head. Jim tries his Friendly tone much calmer voice – stew again
Lots of big arm gestures – still holding the ladle Very expressive, excited tone as she the audience in. By the end of the scene Body language much more relaxed. In much closer proximity to Silver – his arm is on her shoulder. Loud voice but soft tone as she describes how nice he is Dramatic pause before she reminds the audience that she still worries about the one-legged man from her nightmares. Silver Point in Play and Point Analysis of Performance Skills Evaluation When Jim meets parrot for the first time. Speaks with casual tone, as if he is not surprised that she is there. Puts on his apron while talking to her. Offers her his hand Changes pitch when speaking to the parrot – raises pitch and increases volume to show his irritation with the parrot. Is effective in establishing that he is a confident character who is not at all threatened by Jim. The audience are aware of who he really is (dramatic irony) and the fact that he can appear to be nice to Jim, adds to the idea of his being a villain. His anger at the Parratt, reminds us that he is not a character to be messed with but also creates comedy. Silver stabs himself in the wooden leg a short gruff sound as he does it Hardly reacts at all to Jim’s anxiety – continues to speak in calm, smooth tone. Silver turns his back on her and invites her to stab him Small smile on his face Turns his back on her and spreads his arms out, to show that he does not feel the need to defend himself. Silver starts to try to her when he realises that she can read. Voice becomes much softer and quieter Steps closer towards her “You read maps???” – becomes higher, volume louder an emphasises “maps” Walks even closer towards her pointing at her. Taps his head when he says “smart as paint”, speaking very slowly – each word is accompanied by a tap on the head. Jim tries his stew Friendly tone – much calmer voice again
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