Point of View

The play’s point of view is shaped by the contrasting worldviews of its two central couples, Connie and Tristan, and Dr James and Toby. These characters embody opposing perspectives on love, mental health, and the role of science, engaging in debates that highlight the complexities of each issue without providing definitive answers. This balance underscores the play’s balanced perspective, leaving the audience to draw their own conclusions.

Connie and Tristan’s relationship represents a more instinctive and emotional approach to life. Tristan’s optimism and spontaneity clash with Connie’s skepticism and caution, creating a dynamic where love and human connection are explored in their raw, unfiltered forms. Their debates often revolve around whether their feelings for each other are genuine or merely a product of the drug trial. Tristan argues that the origin of their emotions is irrelevant, emphasizing the value of...