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The red lines are mine and the purple lines are Sandy's.

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The blue are my lines, the red are Ryan's.

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Changing the races of characters in the scene Message greatly impacts the meaning of the scene. I think this scene is versatile and can be played by two White people, two African American people, or one African American person and one White person.  Looking at the line “no they just say you’re a terrorist or” stood out to me the most.  I feel like a white person saying this line as opposed to a person of color really changes the meaning of the line.  When I read this scene as two white people talking, I think about school shootings - and the scene feels creepy and icky.  When I’m reading the scene as two African American people talking, I think about inequality in America and the struggle African American people face. I think about how they cannot seem to get that message across to the country. If I read the scene as an African American person and a White person, I see it as one person teaching another. Since the seen is purposely so vague, the meaning of the same lines changes significantly when people of different races say them.

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Two People Scenes
Lab
Dream or Manic
Facts (does this count for a two person scene?)

Three People Scene
Memory house (I think it would have to be cut down but it could totally work)

Full Class
Spies