Clements - The Unnatural and Accidental Women

REBECCAs journey through Act 1 should be a growing up through memory. Being in a memory, but present in time. Walking. Seeing. Time going by. Lifecolour of memory and the searching.

AUNT SHADIE and ROSE are on the top level from the beginning. In their own spaces and places. They are in their own world. Happy hunting ground and/or heaven.Elements: Trees falling, falling of women, earth, water flowing/transforming.

Thats the conclusion of a coroners inquiry into the native Indian womans death. She was found dead, lying face down on a foam mattress with a blanket covering her, in Jordans barbershop At the time of her death, Coroner Campbell said there was no indication of foul play. To get the blood-alcohol reading that had at the time of her death, experts say she would have had to drink about 40 ounces of hard liquor all at once. The mother of four died at Jordans barbershop Coroner Mary Lou Glazier concluded s death was unnatural and accidental. She had the highest blood-alcohol level reading of all the women. He believes Jordan was finally stopped because he killed his daughter, who was not an alcoholic and who has family that insisted police look into her death.

He picked the wrong person. She was someone that someone cares about No coroners report has been issued.

He shouts across time. LOGGER: TIM-BER AUNT SHADIE: Re-becca A big woman suddenly emerges from a bed of dark leaves. Gasping, she bolts upright, unfallen. Nude, she rises, leaving the image of herself in the bed. She follows the sounds and images of the trees.