Where would you wish to focus your audience's sympathy in Act II Scene II, Yerma, Juan, or both? Explain how you would direct the scene, up to the entrance of Maria.

As the director of Yerma, I would try to focus the audiences sympathy on Yerma because Juan and her sisters are talking ab stunned her while she is unwrap use up water from the fountain and also Juan is being very condescending towards her while she isnt there.

Wheres she gone? One of you ought to have gone expose with her. Thats what youre here for. Juan, Pg 181.

He is also being patronising to his sisters as hearty as Yerma. I think that Juan would deliver this line in a very cold matter and depart be standing up with his sisters sitting down at a table while drinking some wine and the sisters will agree with him not to aggravate him so they wont be kicked out of the sign.

A man has his job to do Juan, Pg 181.

When Juan says that to Yerma he is express that women dont have jobs like men and should stay in the house and not see the light of day, only when with his sisters keeping guard on her will not be able to get out anyway. Yermas response to Juan would be a little bitter but in a nice way is pleading her organise to Juan.

Again, in this scene the question about children crops up a Juan tries to get out of the situation but Yerma persistently dialog about it for him to give reply.

The same old story, eh? Its five old age now, isnt it. Id almost got over it. Juan, Pg 182.

Yerma says to Juan that he has his sheep, pruning leaves and markets to keep him booked but Yerma should have children to keep her busy, but there is none take care of and Juans response is to one of her brothers kids.

Throughout this children speech,

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