Sanguinity in fry’s the dark is light enough

Abstract EN

This paper intends to establish that there can be sanguine or hope out of grief.

There is a sort of growth or progress from hostility to affability and gregariousness in the lives of the performers represented.

The play under study is presented as a struggle, melee, derision, mockery and hate among several characters.

However, the study seeks to display that estrangement is definitely a part of people’s life, nonetheless; humanity has the ability to transcend it from its negative aspect into a positive one.

It is believed that sanguinity, hopefulness, friendship, love and affection are the forces, which can put an end to disintegration and distress.

The paper tries to acknowledge the phenomenon of integration of people out of disintegration.

The study manipulates the analytical-critical technique as a proper device of the task, starting initially with an introduction on the dramatist Christopher Fry and the nature of his writing drama.

Then the study progresses into the main part that deals with discovering optimistic elements arisen from darkness in his play The Dark is Light Enough.