There wont be much. Preston. Probably one that some cast comes through the audience. It wont stand nightly alteration. I found the end of the book made me tearful - not at all like me. I can't see how it could be otherwise.

I actually felt sorry for both Rhett and Scarlett. Rhett had tried so hard, time and again but got deeper and deeper hurt with every rejection, until he had to walk away for the sake of his own sanity and Scarlett had hung on to her dream hero for so long that she carelessly tossed aside every chance of happiness with Rhett until there were no more chances.

I can't say I ever really liked Scarlett in this. It was only when I read the book that I realised that Ashley's selfishness actually could have been the root of it all.

Ashley is my least favourite character.

I have a few least favourite characters.

Just to add, I ended up feeling contempt for Ashley, and respect for Melanie

Out of them all, I think Melanie and Rhett are the people I'd be able to rely on.

I'm with you there. And I'd put Mammy and Pork in there too.

This is a discussion on Dress circle. It's about the fact that SEE send out a letter received on 5/march saying the seating had changed and issuing new tickets. I'm hoping that mine are OK since I haven't heard.

 

http://www.dresscircle.co.uk/forum/forums/...s=2&start=1

That's not good. How to annoy the punters in one easy lesson.

very odd, I havent had a letter from See - I wonder if these people booked their tickets back in sept when they first went on sale..seeing as they are mentioning row A

 

 

The person answering was using row A the original poster wasn't. I'll keep an eye on it. I haven't had anynotification about moved seats yet.

well I am happy with my seats - so won't be happy if they change for the worse, not at full whack!!

I don't think they will, pip. You've not had yours that long have you?

no, but the seating plan still showed from row A

Only that one, the rest were all changed. I got mine quite a while before you and the ticket bookers all knew it was from row E so tickets couldn't be printed out before that. They weren't using the old seating plan.

aw, hopefully its just a few that have changed then - makes me wonder all the more what the production will belike and how interactive it will be

I'm thinging that Margaret may have changed quite a bit of the story now. If Prissy is a major character, she'll have had to.

I don't think the Margaret Mitchell people would have sanctioned any additions to the book.

 

I think Prissy may be one of the narrators perhaps one who narrates what's going on with regard to the house servants at Tara, opinions etc.described in the book, but not incorporated into scene dialogues.

 

Also Prissy was Scarlett's only servant in Atlanta so she may relate much of the background, perhaps Scarlett's role in the hospital etc.so they don't need to stage those scenes.

We will know next month. i know I felt like slapping her - daft girl she was - but then, there were a numbedr of the people in the book who were daft.