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The characters of Dysart and Alan are opposites, and yet similar at the same time. Their two stories make up the play of "Equus." Part 1: Compare the similarities between Dysart and Alan. How are these two characters alike? Part 2: Contrast Dysart and Alan. How are these two characters not alike? Part 3: Do you think Dysart and Alan are more alike or more different? Explain your answer.

The characters of Dysart and Alan are opposites, and yet similar at the same time. Their two stories make up the play of "Equus."

Part 1: Compare the similarities between Dysart and Alan. How are these two characters alike?

Part 2: Contrast Dysart and Alan. How are these two characters not alike?

Part 3: Do you think Dysart and Alan are more alike or more different? Explain your answer.

The act of blinding the horses is not only horrifying, but also confusing in relation to Alan's love of the horses. Part 1: List at least 3 things Alan does to prove that he loves horses. Part 2: Why do you think Alan decided to blind the horses? Explain your answer. Part 3: How do you think Alan feels about his actions? Support your answer.

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