ASND

Question 1

Description
“Two story building named Elysian fields”
Scene 1 - Pg.1

Answer 1

“Elysian” is an adjective for otherworldly and is typically a symbol of Greek Heaven - You die when you go to heaven.
This implies that the juxtaposition between the forces of good and evil is present throughout the play - particularly the opening description contrasting heaven and death.

Question 2

Description
“Tinny piano”
Scene 1 - Pg.1

Answer 2

“Tinny” is an adjective which connotes auditory imagery for an off sounding or high pitched noise.
This implies that the play will take place in a poor area because the musician cannot afford a better piano.