The Mighty Valkyries Argumentative Essay

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The Mighty Valkyries by Jared Seman and directed by Dennis G.W. Millegan, was performed on Friday April 1st at The Pocket Sandwich Theater. The Mighty Valkyries, set in the streets, buildings, and rooftops of present day Townopolis, USA is about three female super heroines, Tech Girl, Ninjenna, Annazon, and Serenity. The four girls are responsible for saving Townopolis from the evil Mistress Nightshade. Mistress Nightshade is trying to enslave and take away the citizens’ of Townopolis free will by controlling their minds. The theme of this show is to save the day! Annazon, played by Hailee Draughon, was excellent in this show! She played a very strong, fierce, and brave hero. Her voice was very deep, loud, and confident. She spoke slowly with great projection to show how strong she was. Her body movements showed her strength. She would never just sit around on stage and do nothing. She was always lifting weights or doing exercises to show her strength. As well, she had very mighty gestures and excellent strong confident posture. She always held her head up high and had her arms on her hips making her look like a mighty super heroine. When she would talk to others she …show more content…
She spoke in a very dark and mysterious tone and showcased an occasional high pitched cackle to add to her evilness. She projected very loudly with her voice to show that she was trying to take over and be the master of everyone. She used big un-kind gestures towards the other characters, such as smacking one of them or pointing at them accusingly. All the emotion she showed was anger, dislike, and pure evil. She never had a moment of sympathy, only disgust and disgrace. Her facial expressions went along with her emotions. She had sour facial expressions and occasionally a grin of evil. Orally and visually she came across very big to the audience and proved to us she was just a walking ball of evil

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