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Download file to see previous pages Kelekian “How are you feeling today?” Vivian reply was ironical as she was suffering from cancers.
3. Throughout the play, we see Vivian having a direct communication either with her student or with doctors and this direct communicated tell us more about Vivian. For instance, Vivian does not want to be sympathized by Susie “Do not think for a minute that anyone calls me ‘Sweetheart’,” (The Play Wit- 2001), as she also has never shown pity toward her student. Therefore, Vivian words make us believes that she is unsocial character.
4. The most asked question in the play is “Hi! How are you feeling today?”, and Dr. Kelekian asked this as the last person before the play ends (The Play Wit-2001). The question asked by Kelekian to Vivian was ironical as doctors pretended to be caring yet they were treating Vivian as an experiment species.
6. Vivian is known for acquaintance of metaphysical poetry, however, Vivian tend to show that she is so experience in every academic field. For instance, Vivian tells Dr. Kelekian “I know all about life and death,” (The Play Wit- 2001). This depicts how people tend to overpraise themselves whenever they feel there are experiences than any other person.
7. Professor Ashford made a great contribution in the play by wanting Vivian to understand that her academic career does not guarantee her self-actualization, alongside, the career Vivian need experience outside books. It is also through this that Vivian can give her apprentices a piece of advice that “you should not cultivate the intellect growth at the expense of yours heart thus making yourself isolated.”
8. Professor Ashford read The Runaway Bunny a little allegory of the soul to Vivian; the story is about Bunny, who tried to escape from his mother, but he was unable. Ashford has also tried to show Vivian that despite what happen here on earth still salvation and comfort is waiting her. This made Ashford say “flights ...Download file to see next pagesRead More