Act 1 Tension in "A View From the Bridge"

The title of the theater was "From the bridge, it was written by Arthur Miller during the postwar period of 1995. The period after the war is an episode after the start of the war, followed by another war during this period Immigrants are very popular, especially in Europe, because they are seriously affected by World War I. His wife, Beatrice, and their niece, Catherine together There was.

Miller used several techniques to create tension in the first act of the A diagram of the bridge. The view from the bridge is in Brooklyn, the red hook of the poor slums street. In addition, Eddie Carbone is a harbor worker, the income of port workers is not high. The fact that the poverty level in this area is very high has created the tension we are feeling from the beginning of the game. Alfièri is the first character introduced at this show. Alfieri set the scene at the beginning of the script and it predicted what actually happened in the play. "There are a lot of people shot by unjust people here.

In this article, we will analyze the first performance of Arthur Miller's play "Scene from Bridge". Miller uses stage orientation and characterization; it is an important skill in developing tension, suspense and curiosity in the first act. The end of the first act is very important because the feelings of the characters and the relationship between them has changed. Feelings changed: Eddie does not like Rudolph. Katherine and Rudolph are in love and they are very intimate. Marco threatened Eddie by action, not by words. Catherine opposed Eddie 's wish. Beatrice was concerned about the relationship between Catherine and Eddie (her "uncle"). At the end of the first act, the tension is in shape and the climax is happening; Eddie no longer controls the situation. The audience can feel tense; when the climax happens, the audience is full of suspense and is interested in what happens next to Eddie and other characters.

At the beginning of the second act "From the Bridge" Arthur Miller made tension in various ways. Arthur Miller used a body language to create a sense of drama, for example, Eddie's arm was "a bit shocked", Eddie's body language showed that he went with Catherine and Rodolfo It was. I felt that they went out together to add anger to Eddie, and they went out of the bedroom together. This shows love for Eddie Catherine, but his protection against Catherine is too big.