Time Annotation Layer
36:00 - 48:00 Begins to move more, acts out motion in front of her head when saying “genius” and physically puts her hand under the other when saying “underneath” Body Language
2:38:00 - 2:46:00 Starts moving side to side more, asks more and more in depth questions, very similar to RDN questions, more emotional as she asks more questions Body Language
3:57:00 - 4:05:00 Each hand seems to symbolize the two characters she’s talking about, looking up as she’s explaining Body Language
22:00 - 35:00 “Because he’s going to give you the histrionic side of the play” He being Ibsen? Important Person
1:07:00 - 1:40:00 Acts out part but not necessarily in active “acting voice”, prop usage Rhetorical Device
1:58:00 - 2:32:00 More dramatic when asking the character questions this time, begins to get more emotional again, not completely in acting voice but partially Rhetorical Device
3:24:00 - 3:41:00 Pretty clear switch into acting voice, hands almost covering face as she thinks/works through, doesn’t look out at students, doesn’t stay in acting voice as long, switches back as she says “I don’t know what that means” Rhetorical Device
3:43:00 - 3:51:00 Starts moving more as she is actively thinking/working through, acting voice Rhetorical Device
3:51:00 - 3:55:00 Dramatic pause accompanied with mouth/hand movement Rhetorical Device
4:09:00 - 4:15:00 Third time she’s sort of gone down this path of questioning for characters, sort of does the same thing, speeds up while talking, hands on forehead Rhetorical Device
4:51:00 - 5:08:00 Revelatory, rejects text?, “The words are absolutely useless”, ends with teaching voice Rhetorical Device
1:35:00 - 1:37:59 Students laughing at her acting out Student Interaction
10:00 - 20:00 “Where did she come from? Why did she leave? Who is she?” Theory and Technique
2:50:00 - 2:59:00 “I don’t know anything but I have now the beginning that… who is she? What do I have to find out about her?” Theory and Technique
3:06:00 - 3:23:00 Script analysis of characters’ impacts on each other, pause as she thinks and becomes more emotional as she says “and I read the play”, also says “now that’s very big” common “big” usage Theory and Technique
4:16:00 - 4:22:00 “It’s in the text”, process of questioning + revisiting text multiple times Theory and Technique

Selection from Script Interpretation Class: A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen (ADS0243) at .

IIIF manifest: https://annotatingadler.github.io/adler-project/selection-from-script-interpretation-class-a-doll-s-house-by-henrik-ibsen-ads0243-/manifest.json