Could it be pushed back in place?” but the problem was that she had to be flown halfway up a wall and do all sorts of extraordinary things, which is just not possible to do with a slipped disc. So we were going to close, at which point I got very depressed and thought: "I can't quite bear for the play to end in this way".
The challenge of the play's ending was rooted in the character's physical limitations due to her injury. This presented a conflict between the desired action and the reality of her condition, leading to a sense of frustration and a desire for a different outcome.