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Confronting realisation for Sheila that Bridie would not have gone to such lengths in order to save her life

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"Remember how pretty we thought iwas? The frangipani everywhere" intense imagery of a beautiful place (the camp) which is contrasted with the events that took place in the exact same place. (the abuse and suffering)

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Sound effects of the crickets creates the setting of a foreign/ isolated place

As well as this it also adds a "white noise" which symbolises the disconnection/ inability to communicate between Bridie and Sheila.

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“Your eyes were dead” - a provocative description that suggests Bridie being on the verge of death.

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Sheila's loss of innocence resulting from the act of sacrifice for Bridie

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“It wasn’t a human sound by then” - the description suggests savagery of her suffering.

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"Don't come near me Bridie"
Sheila tells Bridie to stay away when she is intoxicated the night prior. Bridie responds by slapping Sheila, creating a confronting image.
- This shows how afraid Sheila is of revealing her secret and reliving what she went through

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“All these years I’ve told myself that you’d have done the same for me. (calmly) I was wrong, though, wasn’t i?”

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'both of them are isolated in spotlights'
- After Sheila reveals her secret to Bridie
- Shows the disconnection in their relationship and lack of trust

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Symbolises the connectiveness / innocence that was before the war

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Images of suffering through juxtapoistion- “The beautiful sunsets, the mauves… those nights, filled with screams. As one by one the fever took them.”

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The isolation of the spotlights at the end of the scene shows the tension that this scene has caused
"both of them are isolated in spotlights"

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This is the final scene of Act 1 and it brings the play to a climax

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The isolation of the spotlights at the end of the scene "both of them are isolated in spotlights" shows the tension between them and the result of the revealing of Bridies secret

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The description of the camp "the beautiful sunsets" is contrasted with the harsh images of what took place at the camp "filled by screams"

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help build the tension throughout the scene as the mood and tone changes from angry, concerned, frightened

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Bridie - "You're alive today because of me" foreshadows the fact

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- Imagery of Sheila the previous night dancing in a conga line.

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Bridie acts as though Sheila is still a child and treats her like one
"It looks like you might be a little over found of alcohol"