Merry Wives Highlights part 1 - Meg Page and Alice Ford
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We're starting rehearsals for this play tomorrow, and I got Mistress Page! Thanks for this, it really helps!
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Wonderfully done, Mrs. Page!
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i've got to perform this in a couple of days as an assessment at my college so was looking for some other takes on it, i like the way you've done it! watching this has helped me, and thanks
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fair do's.
DaisyDarling 3 years ago
But your totally right that it could be her commenting sarcastically to the audience too... I kind of like that too.
jonahramu 3 years ago
omg! why are you missing massive bits and you're not even saying the bits of "there's sympathy" out to the audience. it doesn't make sense.
DaisyDarling 3 years ago
"There's sympathy" are Falstaff's words in the letter to Mistress Page (as in "you like alcohol, there is something we have in common, therefore we should get it on"), not an observation she is making to the audience about Falstaff's letter.
Sympathy in this context = a way that we (Falstaff and Mrs Page) are alike.
The editing is for student performance and, frankly, to make it more comprehensible to a modern audience.
jonahramu 3 years ago