whose life is it anyway

Der har tidligere været indlæg om den, så det burde være muligt at finde noget ved at søge i forummet c",)

What makes it a drama?
- lines (character in bold)
- stage directions
- text divided into 2 acts
- set description
- character description
- property list
- sound and lighting plot

Ken:
- paralyzed from the neck down
- flirty
- well-argumented, well-educated, quick w. words
- an artist/sculptor
- wants to keep his dignity
- great sense of humour
- doesn't want pity from his fiancee

Dr. Scott:
- agrees with Ken
- professional reasons for not saying so
- professional distance and hippocrate's oath

Dr. Emerson:
- doesn't agree with Ken on his decision
- claims he knows better than Ken
- believes Ken is mentally unstable

Kay:
- young nurse
- inexperienced - hasn't learned to keep the professional distance to patients
- dates John
- likes John, but doesn't really take sides (might be on Ken's side)

John:
- young orderly - shaves Ken
- musician
- pretends to play music on Ken (p.4) no distance to patients
- natural attitude to death
- cost >

Sister:
- trained/experienced nurse
- professional/emotional distance

Exactly! ;) (det er mig der har skrevet det...)