"The Shadow of a Gunman": A Different Look

Journal Entry # 2
The Shadow of a Gunman
Sean O'Casey
As I read through the play for the second time, I begin to find small things that I missed the first time. The second reading of this play allows me to really see how the other characters "tip-toe" around Davoren. From what I can see, they are all unaware that Davoren is not with the gunmen and is simply playing them to make himself appear tough. For example, on Page 97, Minnie says, "Hurry up, Mr. Gallicker, an' don't be keeping Mr. Davoren." I think this shows that Minnie doesn't want Davoren to get upset or frustrated with anyone…