And count the rhythm in your head because that helps doesn’t it?" It starts at your feet and goes through the tunnel. "In your head imagine a big red line across the floor. When Christopher is trying to navigate the London Underground Siobhan appears as a calming voice in Christopher's head, helping him to cope with the challenge.
She eventually encourages him to turn his book into a play to perform at school. We see that Siobhan is a very encouraging teacher and wants Christopher to feel proud of his achievements. "But you can still be very proud because what you've written so far is just, well it's great." Siobhan offers Christopher encouragement as he is writing his book. She acts as an interesting dramatic device as sometimes she can narrate a scene as she reads from Christopher's book, other times she can appear as a calming voice in Christopher's head to guide him through a difficult situation. She is very encouraging and gives him advice about what he should and shouldn't do. Christopher talks to her about his problems and she reads the note book in which Christopher records his investigation and writes his stories. Christopher's teacher, Siobhan, narrates part of the play (from a recent UK tour of Gielgud theatre production)
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