- The feeling of stalking
- Beginning – the character switches the lights on, the theatre goes dark – fading into the play, make the audience immerse in the play
- Last scene – Pete eating pudding while thinking about his wife
- Ensemble based
- Really good coordination, well-rehearsed
- Tone
- happiness + sorrow
- false sense of security (guns for outside)
- slow paced plot
- Movement
- Drawing the audience’s attention when many people are on stage
- Showing their backs to the audience – justified
- Stillness + fast-paced actions at the same time
- The narrator
- Spooky atmosphere
- Disturbing fact about deaths
- Outsider, one of those who have passed away; the Moon
- Pointing out people’s inner thoughts – funny yet quite revealing
- Use of technology and sets
- Light – subtle changes
- Music – shifts with the play, corresponding lyrics
- One plate for Pete’s dead wife – affection