The play "Really, Really", a "sexually charged" comedic thriller, exemplifies the difficulties young rape adults go through in the course of their college occupation and how members affiliated with the "gossip girl generation" deal with the things that they are longing for and the lengths they will go to get it. Paul Downs Colaizzo, the director of this play, places the scenes of a college campus where a group of privileged teens put their loyalty and future to the test, when the aftermath of a wild party organized by the rugby team takes a traumatic turn for the worse. It is unsure who the protagonist and antagonist is because it is a what "he said, she said" situation between the main characters of the play. Davis, who is a star rugby player,
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They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. Because they control the minds of the masses” (Malcom X, 199). There are numerous types of social media, each serving different type of purpose to an individual. This includes Instagram, Facebook, newspapers, television, etc. Today's society as whole is infatuated with social media. Although, It is a source of communication and getting information about one another, it is hard to determine whether the information provided can be true or false. As the quote mentions the power of the media can turn even the simplest situations into a big deviating problem. One's person's interpretation on a topic can differ from another and in some cases that can be a bad thing. In the start of the play "Really, Really", word gets out that Leigh blames Davis of raping her at the party by means of social networks and the standard gossip, leaving them subordinate upon their companions to trust their side of the story, regardless of the reality behind it. On the off chance that individuals trust you, then those individuals tell other individuals and it transforms into one big game of innovation telephone. The continuous process of looking for someone who would pity or understand another's feeling and situation, or their
They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. Because they control the minds of the masses” (Malcom X, 199). There are numerous types of social media, each serving different type of purpose to an individual. This includes Instagram, Facebook, newspapers, television, etc. Today's society as whole is infatuated with social media. Although, It is a source of communication and getting information about one another, it is hard to determine whether the information provided can be true or false. As the quote mentions the power of the media can turn even the simplest situations into a big deviating problem. One's person's interpretation on a topic can differ from another and in some cases that can be a bad thing. In the start of the play "Really, Really", word gets out that Leigh blames Davis of raping her at the party by means of social networks and the standard gossip, leaving them subordinate upon their companions to trust their side of the story, regardless of the reality behind it. On the off chance that individuals trust you, then those individuals tell other individuals and it transforms into one big game of innovation telephone. The continuous process of looking for someone who would pity or understand another's feeling and situation, or their