Word: sorrowâ
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...cradle to womanhood, the nuns feel themselves, by her presence, just a little nearer to the throbbing joys of their dreaming. One day, the girl marries a young man and goes away. There is very little plot, even less action. But the play catches the very essence of sorrow???the passing of years, the frustration of desire, the ignorance of a paradise of Nirvana. For such a delicate symphony, the gentleness of Beatrice Terry as Prioress and the raspiness of Ruth Wilton as the disciplinary Sister Sagrario seem too strongly accented. Yet the production, as a whole, leaves an impression...
What is there left to analyze, then, when one tries to pull them apart? A mood?a moment?a fragrance? sorrow???joy?a living man, a living woman, suddenly, completely seen...
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