In my opinion I am trying to figure out the intentions I want to portray in my dialogue by selecting a specific tone of voice, movements and pauses which are very important to help the audience identify my character and its personality, as well as helping them understand what I'm trying to say with my lines. 

I have realized that Quince at the beginning of the play is very enthusiastic and tries really hard to make everything go right, but as the play continues he gets annoyed by everyone and accepts the failure of play, because no one is taking it seriously and trying their best, that's why we can see Quince at the end already surrendered with everything and everyone, and i am trying to make him look like he wants to get this play all over. 

With a fun tone that we are trying to create in this scene, the dynamics are very important since we have to have fluidity among us.

When she became an adult, she got cancer and some other diseases which made her life in danger and that's where she became really close with religion and wrote some poems about it. 

I really liked reading Christina Rossetti because I think it is very important to understand the point of view she had in the 1800s and how it reflects society in her poems. 

I think it is very interesting that her poems reflect her religious faith and opinion, because for me it is a theme I don't usually know or be interested in, but the way she uses it in her poems make it very valuable and astonishing for the reader.

Also it is important to know her context to actually fully understand her intentions,  feelings and decisions she took on her specific technique of writing  towards the different poems she created. 

In my opinion there is a big contrast on both writings because Grace Nichols uses a lot of feminism and controversial issues such as Immigration and the conquerors that went to her country, and in the other hand, Christina Rossetti who was born into a privileged family in a privileged country, she talks about religion.

There is also a very important theme that they both agree and touch in their poems which is nature, more specifically “mother nature” and its beauty and impact in everyone's life and the importance it has in our world.

The poet that I liked the most was Grace Nichols because I really liked how she portrayed her life in every single of the poems, and although it was very rough and difficult, she made it very beautiful and created a sense of empathy in the reader.

For Christina Rossetti I thought she wrote some beautiful poems, but I didn't like a lot of the techniques she used and the theme of religion, because I think it's a very complicated theme.