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An Analysis of Scene 3 (Pages 7 to 9), From 'Gregory's Girl, Describing How the Scene Should be Acted and the Effect on the Audience.
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An Analysis of Scene 3 (Pages 7 to 9), From 'Gregory's Girl, Describing How the Scene Should be Acted and the Effect on the Audience In scene 3 of 'Gregory's Girl' there are only three characters involved. One is Gregory, another is Madeline who is Gregory's sister, and the other one is Mike who is Gregory's father. In this scene Gregory is late for school and is getting ready in front of a mirror in his bedroom. He then is talking to himself while he is putting on his deodorant. His sister who is outside is listening to him talking to himself. Gregory then smells is own breath by putting his hands over his mouth and breathes out and smells. He then exhales out loudly and smells. He then picks up his electric toothbrush, selects an appropriate brush, clicks it into place and then turns on his brush. He is in tune...
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