The question is unclear as to what play/story it refers to. Thus, I will provide you with a general answer that will help you analyze the play and answer this question:
Examples of images of darkness are badly lit rooms, storms, nighttime scenes, catacombs, etc. Such images often appear in plays when the author wants to evoke an ominous feeling. The purpose is, in general, to foreshadow that something bad will happen, such as a murder or a tragedy of some kind.
Analyzing images in plays and stories:
- When reading a play or a story, as long as we pay attention to details, we will find several symbols or images that convey certain feelings and that foreshadow (predict or reveal) events to come.
- Images of darkness or night are often used with the purpose of evoking ominous, somber feelings. Such images are used frequently when the story is tragic, or when death is about to occur.
- For example, in his tragic play "Macbeth," Shakespeare often mentions darkness or uses images such as storms to convey the tragedies that will take place, such as the killings Macbeth will cause.
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