The inspector causes the lighting effect

[MrStuden]

<p>Hey, I'm doing my literature 1 for AQA tomorrow. I'm doing OMAM and AIC. I was wondering what the lighting at the start of the play could suggest. The lighting should be pink and intimate until the inspector arrives and then it should be brighter and harder. My teacher has gone through it but I don't remember and if you have any tips please share And could someone give me a random valid structure comment on AIC just as an example thanks.<br></p>

[VictorButler]

"pink" could be a reference to the idiom, through rose coloured glasses, therefore suggesting how the audience sees the not quite realistic view of their family.

[BiestaGetse]

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