Ruhl's characters occupy, she has said, "the real world and also a suspended state".
His characters occupy the same no man's land, as can be seen from their nomenclature.
She writes, "The piece focuses on the unique spaces that characters occupy when they find themselves riding the rails and the access they have to infinite landscapes".
As in most of Ms. Kennedy's plays the plot of "The Ohio State Murders" lopes forward, loops back and leaps ahead again and again, so the characters occupy several time frames and locations at once.
Still, all the girls, including Ms. Leffel, said they felt as if the show's characters occupy a world that they can only observe with a mix of envy and superiority.
The characters occupy the space and, within it, are subject to differing regimes according to the director: where Haneke often applies sadistic shocks to his protagonists, Seidl seems to have a taste for setting a kind of tender farce at play, like when Paradise: Love's Teresa initiates the seduction of her rent boys by criticising her own body.
Tech Transfer offers no explicit policy analyses or proposals, but a number of the characters occupy very privileged academic posts, and Greenberg's views on the protections they enjoy and the services they render in return are pretty apparent.
For instance, if you look carefully, you'll see the BHS mascot, "Terry The Tarrif" who is the mascot for the BHS Fightin Tarrifss.' There's all sorts of fun ways to play with the universe that these characters occupy and you get a small flavor of the ineptitude of almost all parties in this universe in the first episode already.
None was, she said, but she learned that the fictitious character occupying her house for the day was a child molester.
As an initially dispassionate alien in Under the Skin, the human body her character occupies begins to affect how she views the humans she hunts down.
