How does the illustration that accompanies tea party by Betty Keller help readers better understand the play?

The use of symbolism in Betty Keller’s play Tea Party is prominently focused on how isolated the characters Hester and Alma feel. The two elderly women in their late seventies do everything they can possibly think of to prepare themselves and their home for the boy who delivers their paper. gives an in depth view of two elderly sisters as they make preparations to visit with the paper boy for when he comes to collect the monthly money In this short but powerful drama, one can experience all the emotional turmoil that the sisters go through daily,

H*Es on me, left and right

Glock .9 put ’em out like a light

H*Es on me, left and right

Glock .9 put ’em out like a light

H*Es on me, left and right

Glock .9 put ’em out like a light

Coupe tinted like a thief in the night

Gang on he don’t put up a fight

F*-k on your b*tch, I might

Colors on me, pretty sight, it’s light

“What you say Gang?”

They’ll f*-k up your life

i just might make her my wife

returning points to main

explanation:

the words "slavery," "devils," and "murderer" evoke a sense of disgust.