On Wednesday, we talked about how in the well-made play all the dramaturgical parts fit together tightly.
For the most part, this is the case in The Glass of Water--except for two small moments. Two moments of the version of the script you're reading are not in Scribe's original but are instead slight changes by the translator.
Use your own dramaturgical spidey sense. See if you can identify a moment or small element of this script that doesn't seem to fit with the rest of the play. State your answer and persuade readers why the moments you located don't seem to fit.
The point here is for you to guess and defend on your own. No fair looking up "the right answer" in a book/Google/article!
JF
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