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1.My name is  Pastor Joseph
2.  I am 35 and I am also a pastor
3. I spread the word of Jesus
4. I bless and pray for people.
5.I do this in a church
6.I read the bible a lot
7. when I am in the church I am accompanied by a crowd of people. also known as a congregation. 8.Usually the females are dressed in a dress and
9.  the males are dressed in a suit 10.Every Saturday and Sunday I prepare a sermon for the service
11. I also council the youth.
12. I am tall.
13.I Like music.
14. my hair is black.
15. I am always drinking water.
16. I have a wife.
17. My favourite verse in the bible is John 3 16.
18.  I lead the service.
19. Music plays at the beginning of the service
20 I am not in school.
21. The church is in Arima.
22. My bible is always at my side.
23. I am wearing a purple shirt.
24. I am dark in complexion.
25.  I sweat a lot.

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Louis McWilliams is a lecturer of the U.W.I St. Augustine department and he is also the director of the play DFCA lecturer

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Zeno Obi Constance graduated from The University of The West Indies, after which, he went on to teach at the Fyzabad Secondary Composite School. There, he taught Spanish, Theatre Arts, Literature and Drama. Zeno has written two dozen award winning plays. One of the name of his play is My Father's child.

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Flashback- A flashback is an interjection scene that takes the narrative back in time from the current point in the story.

Flashforward- This is a scene that temporarily  takes the narrative forward in time from the current point of the story.

Tableau- A group of silent, motionless figures used to represent a scent, theme or abstract in a narrative.

Blocking- This is the precise staging of actors to facilitate the performance of a play, ballet, film or opera.

Rawle Gibbons, director, playwright and lecturer, is currently Head and Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Creative and Festival Arts, UWI St. Augustine Campus. Gibbons has spent decades in the formal and informal study of the theatre arts, and has a Master of Philosophy Degree with research on “Theatrical Enactments in Trinidad”. His publications include A Calypso Trilogy (“Ten to One”, “Ah Wanna Fall” and “Sing de Chorus”), Towards 2002 – Models for Multi-Cultural Education, and No Surrender – A Biography of the Growling Tiger. Beyond his work in theatre he has written and spoken on ‘Pan African Aesthetics’, the Orisha tradition and its influence on popular arts in Trinidad and Tobago and the relevance of African religion today. His plays have won numerous awards, he delivered the prestigious Philip Sherlock Distinguished Lecture In his roles as Chief Examiner on the Caribbean Examination Council, and adjudicator of the Secondary Schools Drama Festival in Trinidad and Tobago, he contributes to the future development of the arts. He is 70 years old, he was birthed in the year 1950.

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1. Ricky knows Bagga because they grew up in the same yard together.

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1. Ricky knows Bagga because they grew up in the same yard together.

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2. The difference in speech between the two men suggests that one was angry and one was calm.
3. It was important for Ricky and Alicia to see the movie because it was the final weekend that it was going to show.
4. Ricky's refusal to fight the man was because it wasn't worth it.
5. This suggests that Alicia attitude towards Ricky is that she wants him to fight and prove a point to Bagga.
6. Alicia thought that it was important for him to fight because he got dissed from Bagga and also for his dignity.
7. The other reason for her being disappointed was because she was boasting about him in work and wanted to see him go to work in her defense.
8. The major difference in their attitude to dignity is Alicia find that you should fight for people to respect you and Ricky says fighting is maybe not the true dignity.
9. This tells us that Bagga's idea of being a man is to fight.
10. Marcia speaks creole same as Bagga but Alicia speaks proper English.
11. Marcia works in the movies theatre and Alicia works somewhere else and Marcia speaks Jamaican whilst Alicia speaks proper English.
12. From this we learn that Marcia does not has a vehicle and that she normally travels.
13. The writer leads us to expect that they are going to hang out.
14. What she says that leads us to thinking that she is a Christian is when she said My pastor is going to love hear 'bout  you.
1. When Ricky easily freed himself from Bagga's grasp and also when he dodged Bagga's punches.
2. Bagga thinks the reason that Ricky gave him the tickets was because he was scared.
3. Alicia was puzzled when Ricky gave him the tickets because it was the last time they could've seen the movie and because it was there tickets that they paid for.
4. Alicia left because she wanted to see Ricky fight which he didn't, she was vexed.
5. I think its somethimes closer to Bagga's own because they probably grew up on the outside and a bad influence whilst Ricky grew up with strict parents and very good, smart parents and he probably grew up in a lot of hobbies hence why he was in karate.

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Characters: Vicky and Vincent
This is a story on what happened to these twins 1 week ago. On last week Monday these twins Vicky and Vincent were home alone at there home in Arima until they were disturbed by this loud bang on the outside of there house, when they went to take a peek there was a black Nissan crashed into there front wall.

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