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Group 4 : Narcissus Re-enactment - Submitted by Corey Ivany

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Correspondence to original text (Plot, Characterization, Setting, Tone, etc.) Clearly parallels the sequence of events; obvious similarity between characters; excellent scene depiction. Closely parallels the sequence of events; some similarity between characters; good scene depiction. Somewhat parallels the sequence of events; little similarity between characters; adequate scene depiction.out the game. No obvious parallel to the original sequence of events; no real similarity between characters; poor scene depiction.
Thematic Representation Excellent portrayal/communication of original theme. Good portrayal/communication of original theme. Adequate but somewhat unclearportrayal/communication of original theme. Poor or unclear portrayal/communication of original theme.
Creativity/originality Interpreted in a highly unique way; audience's thought is provoked; elements added/omitted appropriately. Creative interpretation; audience can follow scene without losing sight of what is going on; elements added/omitted appropriately. Adequate interpretation; audience has some idea of what is going on, but becomes somewhat confused; text is followed too closely. No originality/creativity involved in interpretation
Performance All group members are involved, audience can see and hear everything easily; where applicable, props are used. Most group members are involved; audience can see and hear everything with little difficulty; where applicable, props are used. Only a small percentage of group members are involved; audience has some trouble seeing and hearing everything. Only one or two group members are involved; the audience cannot hear or see the action very well.

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