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Sheila's photos of before the war provoke overwhelming emotions of sadness for Bridie, they are the catalyst for bridie opening up and showing affection towards sheila however sheila resists the urge to respond.

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explicit images from this scene are presented through stage props e.g the tobacco tin and shoe horn- juxtaposition between happy and traumatic times

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Confronting images displayed at the end of women prisoners and poor living conditions

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Sheila reveals the shoe horn, it is a sad reminder that sheila is going to have to tell bridie the truth

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Sheila's voiceover reveals reality of POW camp and harsh conditions

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Soldiers mock/humiliate Sheila as she sings ("laughing and clapping")

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"I miss her sometimes - Young Sheila" reminiscent of old times, displaying their distance and how much has changed over time

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Bridie lacks eye contact as she feels uncomfortable displaying care & affection for Sheila

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Motif encompassing the responsibility for each other, encompassing their friendship and connection and their desperate cling on to civilisation despite the poor living conditions of POW

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High tension between Sheila and Bridie as there are still secrets between them- through out the scene we see a battle between their intimate and distant relationship.

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"Sleeping with a Jap? - I'd never have done that" dramatic irony as Sheila is yet to reveal the reality of the situation. Bridie is disgusted at the thought of it. Foreshadows Sheila revealing the truth

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Bridie and Sheila make up lyrics to the tune of this song-  this presents their intimate connection through memory and reminds Sheila of her home as well as makes light of their poor living conditions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUyxCP5Rvco