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Beth-Personality
sarcastic
mischievous
optimistic
realistic
caring

Beth-Physical
Casual clothes
Not fancy hair, hair down
Wears classic, normal makeup
No jewelry
Skinny, and average height

Age-25ish

Job-we don't know, but seems to be a good lawyer

3 positive memories-
College was a good experience
Meeting friends-now Has a couple really good friends
Maybe went on a few trips/vacations with girl friends

3 negative memories-
Childhood with sister, maybe a bigger age difference
Parents probably preferred Lisa over Beth
Family isn't as supportive of her as they are of Lisa

Before the scene- Beth is dreading having to meet with her mom and sister, but knows that it's necessary to talk about the wedding. She expects it to be about Dan and how he's cheating, thinking the mother knows. She tries to put on a happy face to avoid conflict.

After the scene-Beth is furious that her mother and sister are being completely ridiculous and naïve about Dan cheating. Maybe she decides that she won't go to the wedding since she knows Dan is cheating, but wouldn't go because of how descusted she is that her mother only supports the marriage for the money, and that Lisa doesn't belive that Dan is cheating.

What Beth Want in Scene- Beth wants her mom to agree that it would be completely inappropriate for Lisa to Marry Dan because she knows he's cheating, which would create an unhealthy marriage situation.

What Beth Wants in Life- Beth wants to have a family, only wants to get married once, raise her kids right, have a stable career, and make a decent income to support her family. She doesn't really want anything to do with her family if their behavior continues.



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