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Group 1 Group Members: Sarah, Kelsey, Bethany, Courtney, Amber. Description: A scene from the party that Prince Prospero held, the picture described and shows the different characters of the party, such as the musicians, the winers and the poets.

Group 1 is illustrating the setting of the party

Samantha Wright: I like how a clock and an instrument are being used because it allows for the person looking at this picture to really understand the setting of the begining of this story.

Sydney Aiello: This is a good depiction of the setting of the party because people are drinking & having a good time, while the main focus is the clock.

Kyra Friberg: A lovely depiction of the party right before the clock strikes 12.

Alex Kalafut: In this group they are portraying the partying that occured for seven months in Prince Prospero's castle.

Lauren Rosiak: This definitely portrays the party scene because I see that the two people on the left have drinks and the one girl has a flute.

Erik Spence: The group has a good attitude in their picture, and represent the party goers really well with good variety and props.

Gia Fulvio: This helps to depict what happened in the story beacuse of all the props used. You can relate them to the events that took place in the story.

Ryanne George: This picture shows all the people at the party that Prince Prospero threw. It shows the various activities.

Katie Maiorano: The props make it alot easier to understand whats going on in the picture.

Taylor Smigielski: This group looks very prepared with the different props they used for their presentation, especially the clock. I'm sure it was a great way to interpret the story.

Shane McHugh: The only reason I don't like this picture is because Amber is in it.. other than that this picture showed an accurate version of the story and I liked all the props that they had.

Kalyn Clark: The use of props makes it easier to understand what was happening during the party before the clock struck 12.

Andrea Dossantos: First thing I think of when I see this picture is Boom Chacalaca, which is what I say when there is an awesome looking party going on. This picture clearly represents the party scene.

Tyler Rodriguez: This group must have been amusing with their props and cheerful actors while representing when Prince Prospero and his town friends danced and partied all night.

Ryan Camac: This groups use of props made the scene easy to understand. With the clock in the background and people partying I immediately knew that this was a party scene from the short story.

Shelby Smith: This group really used the main symbols and plot apects to illustrate this freeze frame. This gives the viewer many things to look for in the story.

Seth Biggs: This group did a good job showing that there was a party, while still keepin the main attention on the clock.

Eric Gill: The picture is great. The group did well the keep the focus on the clock during the party.

Sarah Albrecht: It is obvious that they are portraying the beginning of the story. It is well represented by the clock (being before midnight) and the guests having a god time together.

Eunice Arce: I like how they used props to portray the different people in the party.

Kelsey Laird: I like this because we used different props to portray lots of different people that were at the party which helps to give a good understanding of the scene.

Lee: I like how everyone is normal and having fun, besides amber who has a clock for a face.

Greg Small: I like the way all of the actors have props, it really sold the scene

Jahlil Peterson: That clock is hot! But anyway, this group did a good job of depicting the party scene. The use of props really added to effect.