Alan’s and Mersault’s Perceived Personal Realities in Equus and The Stranger

Through the psychological realism of Equus and The Stranger, Peter Shaffer and Albert Camus alienated the two roles and showed the power of religion through their personal reality. Through this setting, Shafer emphasized Allen's accepted reality. To worship horses in your room seems crazy for most people, but to Allen it changed his life. This reference needs to be merged. "I peeked in at the door, he was standing under the moonlight, in front of a big picture, in pajamas ... and then he suddenly fell ... and he said," Well I said you I am giving it, my only child, Equ '(Shaffer 46).

One day, when Gil Mason tried to invite him to the god of Allen's horse, that horse was in the stable. In the second act of the theater, Allen was blinded with six horses "Equus 3". This is considered a result of his guilt and shame. He did not want to remember anything about Jill, but Dysart finally told him to tell everyone. This is the most important flashback after Equus. Dysart recommended Alan to remember to overcome it. Everything started with Jill and invited Allen. He had to go home, but he accepted her offer and they went to the cinema. In a movie theater, Allen told Jill that there is no girl other than her. Soon, you can see that this movie is a porn movie. Dysart asked him: "Is this the first time you saw a naked girl?" Allen said "Yes!" (Equus 58). Suddenly, Allen noticed his father was in the cinema. Since he was afraid of getting involved in such a movie he tried to hide himself.

{Equus is an uneasy drama about psychiatrists are trying to understand passionate but afflicted personal myths, uneasy teenagers. If a religious psychologist follows the relationship with the god of adolescents, he or she may have found mention of the second-handed gods of Alan's parents, but may miss Allen's personal and devout drama Hmm. Some people may consider this special situation to be religious psychopathology rather than generalized evidence, but I am increasingly unique and occasionally even a personal spiritual expression I am particularly shocked. It is original. (McDag 90)