Snow Glass Apples: a Play for Voices
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THE FEET OF SOLDIERS COME DOWN A STONE STAIRWAY. AN IRON DOOR IS UNLOCKED AND OPENED WITH A CLANG.
SFX: INSIDE A CELL, FEET CRUNCHING ON STRAW, THE QUEEN BACKING AWAY … QUEEN Don’t touch—don’t you try to touch me— SOLDIER Get her legs. You two, get her arms. And up!
EXT: THE WINTER FEAST.
A low hubbub, the wail of the wind.
PEASANT Here they come!
ASSORTED PEASANTS – Look at her! She’s coming!
– Nothing to be scared of!
–Naked as a jaybird!
–Evil as a demon!
–Witch!
–Monster!
–Murder...ess!
SOLDIER That’s where she’s going! You! Open that door!
SFX: THE KILN DOOR IS OPENED, AND THEN SLAMMED WITH A DULL BOOM.
INT: FURNACE The furnace—a big oven or kiln: there is a slight echo in here. We can barely hear outside the sound of the people at the winter feast. This is the place from which the queen is talking to us any flashbacks are in the ambient sound of the places we are, while the queen’s narration is explicitly from the furnace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE FEET OF SOLDIERS COME DOWN A STONE STAIRWAY. AN IRON DOOR IS UNLOCKED AND OPENED WITH A CLANG.
SFX: INSIDE A CELL, FEET CRUNCHING ON STRAW, THE QUEEN BACKING AWAY … QUEEN Don’t touch—don’t you try to touch me— SOLDIER Get her legs. You two, get her arms. And up!
EXT: THE WINTER FEAST.
A low hubbub, the wail of the wind.
PEASANT Here they come!
ASSORTED PEASANTS – Look at her! She’s coming!
– Nothing to be scared of!
–Naked as a jaybird!
–Evil as a demon!
–Witch!
–Monster!
–Murder...ess!
SOLDIER That’s where she’s going! You! Open that door!
SFX: THE KILN DOOR IS OPENED, AND THEN SLAMMED WITH A DULL BOOM.
INT: FURNACE The furnace—a big oven or kiln: there is a slight echo in here. We can barely hear outside the sound of the people at the winter feast. This is the place from which the queen is talking to us any flashbacks are in the ambient sound of the places we are, while the queen’s narration is explicitly from the furnace.
What to read after Snow Glass Apples: a Play for Voices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neil Gaiman to read onlineMoreLess
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