Isnt A Sure Thing Analysis

Isn’t A Sure Thing The play Sure Thing is about a relationship and what builds it. Once Bill is allowed to sit down by Betty is when they start having a conversation. The conversations begins with talking about Faulkner and then end with will you cherish me forever. The main player in the play is the bell rings. The bell rings in between their conversations. What does the bell represent in this play? I am going to talk about relationship and the representation of the bell rings. The play starts out with Bill going into a cafe and sees an empty chair next to Betty. Of course, Bill asks to if he may sit there, but Betty denies him four times before she lets him sit down there with her. The first conversation between them is who is the author of the book The Sound and the Fury. The bell rings when Bill gets the author
Betty answers him with a sorta-boyfriend, husband, and her woman lover and that she is there to breakup. Betty’s real reason is to sit there and read on a Friday night. Bill asks her to come to the movies with him, but said no. The bell rings and Betty says she is heading to the movies after she finishes reading and if he will come with, but this time Bill said no because of his two girlfriends. In reality he does not have a girlfriend. Bill and Betty have something in common they are both coming from long relationships and that they do not know what to do to with themselves. The fourth conservation is about politics. Bill answers are a republican, democrat, then thinks he created the universe, and unaffiliated. Betty says she is unaffiliated and that labels are not important. Bill talks about a two-point, three-point, four-point at college. He came from Pittsburgh or Cleveland or Westchester County. Bill believes that a man is what he is (Gwynn, 452). He admires Trotsky and that you cannot hang on a sign of a person. Betty says that he must be a Scorpio and the bell goes off multiple