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Would choose to be Little Scarlett’s mum because she has a lot of energy and I feel like I would be able to pull that off. In this scene I would feel very agitated because Scarlett didn’t want to leave the house but I would also make the reader feel sorry for little Scarlett because of my actions such as violence and Threats. Also I would try to make Scarlett feel really sad because it gives an effect to the audience so it will intrigue the people who watch.

Little Scarlett’s mum wanted her out of the house to do important things but I would change the subject every time someone mentions what important things I was doing because it shows that I am hiding something or Someone.

The voice I would use is an angry voice because it gives an impression that I am angry and I want her to leave straight away because I am “Busy”. If I use an angry voice it will also persuade the audience that they should feel sorry for her during the Play. Also I would say get out in an angry tone because it gives an angry atmosphere for the audience and the actors where as if you say it as shouting then it gives more of a childish atmosphere.

The movement I would use is I would stomp around because I am an angry person and is never Happy even to her child. Using this Body Language, I would set of a wave of sadness in the audience which will make the audience feel sorry which is my motivation.

A line can be spoken by thinking about what you will say the words like saying “I will use this word in my line to enhance the tension. An accent that I would use is an annoyed accent because I don’t want to go to grandma’s house. I would use a high volume because I am angry. The character of Little Scarlett would speak like this because she is angry at her mom. Also she would be annoyed so she would have an annoyed tone in her voice. For example I would say "I don't want to go " in a different one because I am angry