Play-Making
Play-Making
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The character of Iris is admirablytrue, so far as it goes; but it is incomplete. The author seems to haveevaded the crucial point of his play--the scene of her installation inMaldonado's flat. To perfect his psychological study, he was bound tobridge the chasm between the Iris of the third act and the Iris of thefourth. He builds two ends of the bridge, in the incident of thecheque-book at the close of the one act, and in the state of hebetude inwhich we find her at the opening of the other; bu...t there remains a greatgap at which the imagination boggles. The author has tried to throw aretrospective footway across it in Iris's confession to Trenwith in thefifth act; but I do not find that it quite meets the case. It would nodoubt have been very difficult to keep the action within reasonablelimits had a new act taken the place of the existing fourth; but SirArthur Pinero would probably have produced a completer work of art hadhe faced this difficulty, and contrived to compress into a single lastact something like the matter of the existing fourth and fifth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The character of Iris is admirablytrue, so far as it goes; but it is incomplete. The author seems to haveevaded the crucial point of his play--the scene of her installation inMaldonado's flat. To perfect his psychological study, he was bound tobridge the chasm between the Iris of the third act and the Iris of thefourth. He builds two ends of the bridge, in the incident of thecheque-book at the close of the one act, and in the state of hebetude inwhich we find her at the opening of the other; bu...t there remains a greatgap at which the imagination boggles. The author has tried to throw aretrospective footway across it in Iris's confession to Trenwith in thefifth act; but I do not find that it quite meets the case. It would nodoubt have been very difficult to keep the action within reasonablelimits had a new act taken the place of the existing fourth; but SirArthur Pinero would probably have produced a completer work of art hadhe faced this difficulty, and contrived to compress into a single lastact something like the matter of the existing fourth and fifth.
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