You should definitely begin your paper with a short summary of the play before moving into a description of your response TO the play. Make a list of five or six specific words, images, or moments that caught your attention while you were reading. Answer one of the following questions: Did any of the words, images, or moments you listed contribute to your enjoyment or loathing of the play? Did any of them seem to add to or detract from any overall theme that the play may have had? Did any of them make you think of something completely different and wholly irrelevant to the play? If so, what connection might there be? Write a few sentences about how each of the items you picked out for the second question affected you and/or the play. Your response should clearly articulate how you felt about the play and how the play made you feel. It should also answer the following questions: Who and/or what was the subject of this play? What was the major theme or themes of this play? What if any point of view did the author have on the major theme of the play? Did you agree or not with the author's point of view?