We have all read stories that have affected us one way or another. And I would have to say that "Bloodfall" is one of them. The story takes place in a house where friends are hanging out. The protagonist, Mark, notices blood raining outside. This is the occurrence that causes the action of the storyline to really take charge. Throughout the story we see how the individuals in the house are reacting to the blood fall, as they call it. However, is their reaction normal? First and foremost, the description of the characters and their lifestyles can be justified by their actions. Secondly, the house they are in, including the surroundings and pastimes also help to explain their judgment.
             And finally, I will talk about how the story will end and their resolution towards it.
             First and foremost, the characters in the play are a group of a few individuals just hanging out and not doing much in the house. They seem to be typical young adults, who live life very mellow and do not worry about everything and anything. We can see this when they are alerted about the blood rain. Their reaction towards it is very dull, almost bored even. As if they were informed about regular rain. Even after blood keeps pouring from the sky, they go about their business and their fun without even worrying or thinking of how they are going to come out of the situation or the reason why all this is occurring. They just don't seem to care at all.
             Secondly, the setting helps paint that picture I was trying to bring about in the paragraph on top. The windows of the house were covered in blood while they had loud music on, laughing and smoking. Some were in the kitchen cooking and some were just stretched out on the couch watching TV. There were three dogs just sleeping on the floor and a pair of cats in the corner. They only began to notice exactly what was going on was when they were deprived of the TV, radio and music because of the blackout.
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