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ACT 215 Lecture 1: Response_ The Tall Girls

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28 Jan 2019
School
DePaul University
Department
Art and Craft of Theatre
Course
ACT 215
Professor
Louis Contey

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Response: the tall girls: the sport of basketball definitely affected the lives and experiences of the characters. In a sense basketball is the environment of constant competition and this is what drives the players to perform to their highest potential. For example, on page 27 puppy explains to lurlene how her mom is diminished by puppy"s father because he"s making her stay in. Poor prairie to continue being a lawyer since they are the only ones still making money during the great depression and dust bowl. So since her mom is upset that she has to stay she is strict with puppy and doesn"t want her basketball or else, she"ll ship me downstate to st. catherine-on-the-wheel if i cross her, said puppy. But diminishment isn"t always a bad thing for example on page 57 haunt johnny expresses his coaching style.

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