L L Bit Dance Character Analysis

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Sarah Hyland would be perfect for the role of Li 'l Bit because she can obtain the physical appearance this character requires. Hyland has the ability to portray a young, adolescent girl and an adult, mature woman by simply altering hairstyles, clothes, and through the use of makeup. For example, she is suppose to represent a juvenile 13 year old girl during a photoshoot with her uncle. However, before in another flashback she needs to act the part of a thirty something year old woman on a bus ride to Upstate New York where she meets a teenage boy. Moreover, she has the beauty and attractiveness to make men be attracted to her. Also, due to her godly good looks people assume she can not be intelligent. Image
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Boyce has a very youthful appearance but his face makes it appear as if he has a secret agenda. The audience later learns his objective was to watch Li 'l Bit dance with him so he can observe her breasts bounce.

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Miles Teller would fit the role of the High School Senior very well since his physicality makes him appear as a dorky, awkward teenage boy. Teller would be used in the scene where he meets Li 'l Bit when she is a grown thirty year old woman on a bus trip to Upstate New York in 1978. The play requires him o have large ears, which he has and a high-pitched voice which he can generate.

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This picture perfectly describes the warm, summertime mood in the beginning scene where Peck and Li 'l Bit are in the car talking and then doing sexual acts. The way the sun is gradually going down in the sky to create a beautiful sunset depicts the intensity and high level of emotion occurring within the car. Furthermore, the road looks as if endless and surrounded by vegetation which is how I imagine a road in Maryland during the

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