All alone, Mrs. Stevenson has just placed a call trying to get a hold of her husband. This is when it is revealed to the reader about Mrs. Stevenson's ill condition. After being asked a second time, the operator again tries to dial the number of her husband's job but by some weird twist of fate, the line ends up being incorrectly dialed. Mrs. Stevenson not deliberate of what just happened, tries and speaks but no one can hear her. She happens to overhear two men plotting to kill an elderly woman. They plain to do this around the time of eleven o' clo

ck. Then as fast as the conversation came into her receiver, it disconnected, only leaving her with a bland buzzing signal. Devastated by what just happened, Mrs. Stevenson calls the operator back to try and report what just took place. The operator can not do much and decides to connect Mrs. Stevenson to her superior. The chief operator tells Mrs. Stevenson that she needs to contact the police because the situation is tot!

Sorry, Wrong Number is a play that shows the distortion of humor as well as the unaware accepts of homicide. The plot line of the story never reveals anything until it is too late. Without the help of Mrs. Stevenson's character, the play would not have such a comedic edge. The wonderful scene work between the killers as well as the other people in this story really tie up the play as a hole. Sorry, Wrong Number, shows how depending on others of things, can sometimes let a person down.

Though out the play a sense of gloominess is present in not o

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