Questions and Answers
What does Sumako ask Duella in relation to her brothers?
If they have returned from sea.
Why does Sumako express concern about the brothers?
There was a strong gale that afternoon.
What is Duella's attitude towards the brothers’ delay?
Indifferent
What is Joshua carrying when he appears?
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What does Duella do after her argument with Sumako about the brothers?
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How does Sumako respond to the knocking and call for attention from Joshua?
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Which statement best describes Joshua's demeanor when he appears?
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Sumako is concerned about his sons not returning from sea.
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Duella tells Sumako that her brothers have ample time and can stay at sea as long as they want.
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Sumako hears knocking and calls for attention before Joshua arrives.
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Joshua appears carrying a pail when he arrives.
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Duella storms out-right after arguing with Sumako.
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The strong gale occurred in the morning.
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Sumako sarcastically tells Joshua that there is no fish because his sons haven't returned.
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Study Notes
Scene Summary
- The scene takes place in the backyard of Duella's home, where Sumako is helping Duella empty water into drums.
- Duella is impatient and focused on her task, while Sumako is more concerned and introspective.
Family Dynamics
- Duella is Sumako's daughter, and she has brothers who are out at sea.
- Sumako is worried about his sons' safety, especially after a strong gale in the afternoon.
- Duella seems unconcerned about her brothers' fate, implying that they can take care of themselves.
Arrival of Joshua
- Joshua, a young man with a confident demeanor, arrives at the backyard.
- He is carrying a traveling sac and seems relieved to have arrived.
- Sumako is abrupt and unwelcoming, complaining about the lack of fish and his sons' failure to return.
Character Traits
- Duella is portrayed as impatient and strong-willed.
- Sumako is shown to be concerned and caring, especially when it comes to his children.
- Joshua exudes confidence and stubbornness.
Scene Summary
- The scene takes place in the backyard of Duella's home, where Sumako is helping Duella empty water into drums.
- Duella is impatient and focused on her task, while Sumako is more concerned and introspective.
Family Dynamics
- Duella is Sumako's daughter, and she has brothers who are out at sea.
- Sumako is worried about his sons' safety, especially after a strong gale in the afternoon.
- Duella seems unconcerned about her brothers' fate, implying that they can take care of themselves.
Arrival of Joshua
- Joshua, a young man with a confident demeanor, arrives at the backyard.
- He is carrying a traveling sac and seems relieved to have arrived.
- Sumako is abrupt and unwelcoming, complaining about the lack of fish and his sons' failure to return.
Character Traits
- Duella is portrayed as impatient and strong-willed.
- Sumako is shown to be concerned and caring, especially when it comes to his children.
- Joshua exudes confidence and stubbornness.
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Description
A short conversation between Duella and Sumako, discussing a lid, water, and Duella's brothers who are out at sea. The conversation hints at a sense of uncertainty and concern.
