My topic of the solo performance is being forgotten, and my statement is that no one should be forgotten. My article is about that someone was found dead, and no one noticed about it. It took a few days, but he was found almost dead at his desk. Then he was taken to the hospital and died there. This links to my play, because it's about being forgotten. No one released that someone was lying dead at a desk. Everyone assumed he was still alive. On the other hand, it was a locked office. But you would check up on the guy won’t you? If your co-worker is in a locked office for a few hours and does not come out, you would ask if everything is ok. At least, that is what I would do. I personally think that this should not be happening. You don’t just die at your office and stay there for a …show more content…
Their thoughts often go to more serious and well known problems, like bullying. But also terrorist attracts and sickness. They seem to forget that being forgotten is a problem as well. According to my mom I’ve been forgotten a bit myself when my younger brother was born. He was barely alive at that point, and spend 1 year in the hospital. People would always ask how he was, even to me, but never how I was. Because their attention was for my younger brother. I can't remember those years very well, because I was too young. But that does make it a bit personal for me. I had not a lot of people to talk to, and I also did not know how to talk about it. So I just bottled it up. Like everyone else does when they are forgotten. They bottle it up,and don’t tell anyone. And that’s not good. So what i want the audience to think is that they should give everyone attention, no matter who it is. As you don’t know how someone really feels. All they need is a bit of attention and fun, and they will feel better. So that’s why no one should be left out. Be attentive to