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14HAROLD PINTER: The Room and The Dumb Waiter7 Either (a) Discuss Pinter’s dramatic presentation of tension between characters in these plays.Or(b) Comment on the following passage, paying close attention to ways in which Pintercreates character through language and action here and elsewhere in the plays.Scene: A room in a large house. A door down right.Content removed due to copyright restrictions.She rocks. If they ever ask you, Bert, I’m quite happy where I am.We’re quiet, we’re all right. You’re happy up here. It’s not far upeither, when you come in from outside. And we’re not bothered.And nobody bothers us.The Room© UCLES 2013 9765/02/SP/16
15BRIAN FRIEL: Dancing at Lughnasa8 Either (a) What, in your view, do the ‘framing’ commentaries of the adult Michael contribute tothe concerns and dramatic action of the play?Or(b) Using the passage below as the main focus of your answer, discuss thepresentation and dramatic significance of Jack, both here and elsewhere in the play.(FATHER JACK enters. He shuffles quickly across thekitchen floor, hands behind his back, eyes on the ground, asContent removed due to copyright restrictions .Kate: Christina, Jack. Act 1© UCLES 2013 9765/02/SP/16
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