The set changes from this exciting and joyful wedding scene,
to this dark, violent and intense forest scene, with woodcutters, the moon and
death. With the new set, and the darkness of the play appears. There is a clear
view of blood as a good way of revenge in a way, yet there is this fear on who
will end up dying in the end, which we do know who it us, but in the first
reading that was the feeling. There seems to be this strong feeling of revenge
on Leonardo and the Bride for doing what they did, and so blood seems to be the
only answer. Of course with the scene, Leonardo and the Bride show this
affection between them, but it seems like not a very fun one, because they are
both scared and know that it will not end up the way they wanted it to. With this scene, we can also see that the Bride is regretting what she did now, but is not
convinced to let go of Leonardo yet. Overall, the set changes this atmosphere
into a dark one, and creates an intense feeling of anger in the reader against
the Bride and Leonardo as well as creates suspense for what is about to happen.
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