a garden with trees, flowers, more flowers, some grass in the lower left corner, a stream -- wait, a creek.  no, a stream, but not too big of one.  And not too small either, its got to be just right.  NO! you're visualizing it wrong!! NOT like that.  A STREAM don't you see???: water flowing gently by with a few round stones and mounds of grass.  Crystal clear water with small fish gliding about within and few bugs flying near, around, or upon the water.  There is NO waterfall!  The water gently caresses its banks and sometimes splashes lightly onto the beautiful assortment of flowers nearby.  NO, Not those types of flowers, prettier ones.  And not weeds.  REAL   flowers.  No ugly ones or stinky ones or wilted ones.  These are perfect flowers.  And none that we're allergic to either, ... can't STAND sneezing...  The sky above is a beautiful blue with just the right amount of wispy clouds above.  NOT cumulous clouds! NO! NO! NO!  CIRRUS the WISPY ones can't you read??? In the background birds (but NOT Gannets, Robins, nor Nuthatches) chirp.
 

War, death, destruction, devastation, and mayhem.
 
 

the lovely garden of scene one, at night.
 
 

Scene 4.
 

More death, devastation, destruction, and mayhem, but no war.
 
 

ACT II
 

Scene 1.

 

a combination of the scenes from Act I.
 
 

A townhouse, nowhere near the places of the previous Acts.

Bob: Lovely day, innuit?

Narrator: Who are you talking to?, there's no one around.

Bob: I see people.

Narrator: No you don't.  There AREN'T any.  Oh, I've had enough of you.....

Bob: You've only dealt with me for two seconds.

Narrator: ... I'm changing the scenery:

A townhouse.  Bob lays dead in front of it.  The beautiful garden is off to the right.  The death, destruction, devastation, and mayhem are to the left ---

Bob: Hi, this is Bob, and just to let you know I'm not lying like THAT, you're picturing
         that wrong too....

Narrator: You're dead, shut up!

Bob: But I just thought I'd let them know--

Narrator: No, no, no.  BE QUIET!

Bob: Oh, no we see the violen--

Narrator: Oh NO YOU DON'T:

Bob lies dead AND MUTE in front of the townhouse (but definitely not the way you're picturing it, Bob had a point there--)

Bob: There you see!

Narrator: SHUT UP YOU'RE MUTE!!!!
 

ACT IV
 

Scene 1.

 

the same setting as Act IV, scene 2.

Scene 2.

 

scene setup as Act IV, scene 3.
 

appears similar, nay exactly as Act IV, scene 1.

 
Scene 1.
 

The end of the world.

Scene 2.

 

Narrator: Great, now I'm the only one left, well I might as well.....
 
 

You think you "got us,"  don't you??  It says "A Play in Four and One Half Acts" when there are actually FIVE.  Well, this act was intended to have FOUR scenes, thus the appearance of only two makes it HALF an Act.  SO THERE!