Sunday, January 10, 2010

Act 2 Scene 7: Alice

In this scene ALice was writing Henry and giving him updates on what's been going on but the guard had been keeping his letters from him. When she visited him Henry's response was negative and aggravated and he had no hope but Alice encouraged him and made sense about how they can win. This is why I like this scene because Alice made Henry go from giving up to having hope on winning and that shows what effect she had on him. At the end of the scene Henry said, "You were wrong ese...There's something to hope for. I know we're going to win the appeal," pg 85.

What will Henry do to win the appeal?

1 comment:

  1. I think Henry will tell Alice everything that really happened at the Lagoon and probably cooperate with her more and also behave while imprisoned so he can go against the sterotype that the media has already given him .

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