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Daniel And Elie Play Analysis

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I had mixed emotions from this production but overall I thought it was a great experience and I thought the production itself had an excellent message behind it. Initially it was hard for me to understand the dialogue because of the accents, but as the play went along my brain adjusted and it was a lot clearer and enjoyable. The time period in which the play took place had a negative effect on me. Daniel who is Elin Jean’s father is extremely closed minded and basically held Margaret against her will and forced her to marry him. It’s not right or possible to own another human being, I know that the time period wasn’t different but it upsets me whenever Men automatically think they are superior to woman. My favorite part about this production
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