Equus Contents
- Act One Scene One
- Act One Scene Two
- Act One Scene Three
- Act One Scene Four
- Act One Scene Five
- Act One Scene Six
- Act One Scene Seven
- Act One Scene Eight
- Act One Scene Nine
- Act One Scene Ten
- Act One Scene Eleven
- Act One Scene Twelve
- Act One Scene Thirteen
- Act One Scene Fourteen
- Act One Scene Fifteen
- Act One Scene Sixteen
- Act One Scene Seventeen
- Act One Scene Eighteen
- Act One Scene Nineteen
- Act One Scene Twenty
- Act One Scene Twenty-one
- Act Two Scene Twenty-two
- Act Two Scene Twenty-three
- Act Two Scene Twenty-four
- Act Two Scene Twenty-five
- Act Two Scene Twenty-six
- Act Two Scene Twenty-seven
- Act Two Scene Twenty-eight
- Act Two Scene Twenty-nine
- Act Two Scene Thirty
- Act Two Scene Thirty-one
- Act Two Scene Thirty-two
- Act Two Scene Thirty-three
- Act Two Scene Thirty-four
- Act Two Scene Thirty-five
Act Two Scene Twenty-six
Synopsis of Scene 26
Dysart reads a letter from Alan, which says that he was telling the truth before, and that he knows why he is in the hospital. Dysart is relieved, and calls the nurse, who tells him that Alan is watching television, which he does to try to avoid nightmares. Dysart asks the nurse to ask Alan to come to see him, which she does.
Commentary on Scene 26
Post Scriptum: This is a Latin phrase, meaning ‘after the writing’. It is usually abbreviated to P.S.
Investigating scene 26...
- Dysart is happy with Alan’s letter. Why do you think this is?
- What do you think Alan’s nightmares might be about?
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