Bone Chiller – Who is the killer?

The Spring Theatre came to students in Cheshire Academy last Thursday, and I went to see it as a required task in both my Writing and English class. Actually, I wasn’t that unhappy to be required to watch the play, I remembered the one this winter was so fun. This time, the theatre group brought us a thrilling one, Bone Chiller. In winter, “the 25 annual spelling bee” was fantastic and I still can remember most details of the show, so I looked for the coming up presenting of Bone Chiller for a while. After finishing it, I found the show was fun. I would like to see the plays like this for next year if it’s possible.

13 people gathered together for fixing the strange will that Josiah Travers left for them. The will wasn’t normal that it was a rebus, which is a kind of puzzle that waited the others to fix. In the rebus, the 13 peoples found out it contained the information of where his money in and who was or were the people that killed him. Basing on the logical inference of Jerry, the thirteen people finally find out a killer between the 13 people. In the progress of inference, the butler, who usually been thought as the first people to doubt as the killer, died. And finally, after a heart-stopping progress, they defined the lawyer, Addie, and a “policeman” as the killer. Then, the whole play ended successfully.

As I have already said, I like the whole play, but it was a little bit confused. There are 13 characters, and all of them were main characters. When the teacher told me about the basic information of the play, I didn’t mark that as a big deal, but in the play, I quickly found that each of them have an important role. Thus, during the play, there were thousands of times that I used the dark like to check in my little sheet of introduction of the play to see who was the person on the stage. Fortunately, it helped me to fix my face blindness totally, and I even don’t have any problems with miss identifying during writing this blog.

Otherwise, the play was tremendous that each character was acting well. When I found that the cook was hanged in the closet, I was scared as the actors did. When I found that Addie, the lawyer might be the killer, I was thrilled as the actors did. My mind was moved with the characters on the stage. I was thought about who the killer was for the whole time, just like what everyone who seen the play might do. The inference was so brilliant that when I heard the one about the last Sunday of October, I even wanted to clap for the whole theatre group. They seemed like they made all the characters alive.

Admittedly, it was another excellent show that the school theatre group brought to the students. I wish too see some more great works next year! Also, I would like to appreciate and recommend the whole play for the others as well.