night before, I may not of stayed awake to see the ending. I think that Annie would have been happier if she could have stayed in the mountains with Hector for the rest of her life, whether he was actually there or not. She is an old woman. Why start a new beginning and a life somewhere else when she is perfectly content where she is? Let her finish her life where she is happiest.The setting with the log cabin and mountains were very believable. The pig’s head and the black juice that squirted out looked very real. They definitely brought me into the world of the play. However, I was surprised when I discovered that this play took place in 1982. Hectors costume was more believable as an outfit from 1982 than Annie’s which looked to me like she was somewhere in 1882. At first, I thought Holly was a little girl in a school dress. She looked as if she was supposed to be much younger and I thought that she was a young girl until it was brought to my attention that she was a schoolteacher. The one part that had me confused for about five whole minutes was the part where Annie was having a baby. She still had her gray hair, her old woman costume, and she was still thin. I heard them talking on stage about the baby coming and I did not know who was pregnant. I kept trying to figure out who was having the baby until Annie actually went into labor on the table. It all began to make sense to me, although, I was curious as to why this pregnant woman had no baby in her stomach.The part of the play that I liked the most was the actual actors themselves. They were very talented and if they messed up at all, they must have covered it up very well because I did not notice. They played the role of their characters nicely and did a great job. Of course I am not giving all the credit to the actors because I know that there are many other difficult jobs in theatre that are equally important. I also liked the log cabin and the &#...
