For me this piece presents the very definition of 'beautifully tragic'. Set in one of the most beautiful places on earth Nora creates a wonderful moment of love between two people, or is it just one? Its a play that won't fail to make you smile at the lovely moment you are presented with but at the same time cry at the thought of the moment ending. That's the idea that has been captured here, appreciating those moments because, unlike Helen, you only have them once. Its easy to see the play in your mind as you read, beautifully done.
For me this piece presents the very definition of 'beautifully tragic'. Set in one of the most beautiful places on earth Nora creates a wonderful moment of love between two people, or is it just one? Its a play that won't fail to make you smile at the lovely moment you are presented with but at the same time cry at the thought of the moment ending. That's the idea that has been captured here, appreciating those moments because, unlike Helen, you only have them once. Its easy to see the play in your mind as you read, beautifully done.