Fate

• The play is cyclical showing fate as a dominant, inescapable force
• Fate can be hostile, intimidation and invasive
• Fate is inevitable and destroys innocence
• Fate is used as a scapegoat to ignore the destructive effects of class divide, created by humanity
• The Narrator steps forward
• two new pins
• He's staring through your windows' 'creepin down the hall'
• 'He's never far behind you' 'Knows where to find you'
• Who'd dare tell the lambs in the spring?'
• You don't even notice the broken bottles in the sand
• If only we could predict no changes in the weather
• He's screaming deep inside you
• And do we blame superstition for what came to pass? Or could it be what we, the english came to know as class