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    the Rev’s daughter Elaine. There seems to be some disagreement about the developing relationship when two police officers stop by. The first bit of humor comes into play when the cops enter and salute Teddy. Teddy becomes a driver in the play for farce. He believes he is Theodore Roosevelt and acts accordingly. He discusses wars and the Panama Canal as though he were the president. He charges up stairs as though in battle and blows a bugle, these actions are funny to the context of the rest of…

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    The theme is a classic farce with Bernard and Robert dominating the story as they try to unravel the situation. Another theme is that the women are willing to be deceived by men. In the past, Bernard has been able to juggle the women due to his detailed timetable of their flight…

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    analysis of Wilde’s satire is to prove that Wilde does not just use satire for the sake of having his play being called a “farce,” rather he uses satirical strategy to enhance the experience of the play and how it differs from “normal” satires. Normal satires refer, in this case, those that outright label themselves as satires. But, Wilde’s play cannot be labeled only as a farce. As Reinert writes, the play requires looking at both the satirical and dramatic counterparts of the play.…

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    Aristophanes Lysistrata

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    Aristophanes’ Lysistrata remains a potent commentary on the role of women in politics. Former Democratic Presidential candidate Lincoln Chaffee, announcing his withdrawal from the nominating race, referenced Lysistrata. “In that play, a group of women, fed up with the war mongering of their husbands, agree to withhold their favors until peace returns. And it worked! …women are more likely to be collaborative and team oriented. It is undeniable the benefits women provide to the pursuit of peace.”…

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    the time the Italian police were known to be corrupt, and specifically looks at how the police were suspected of covering up the murder of an anarchist in police custody, the real life event around which the play is (loosely) based. As the play is a farce, consisting of a series of highly improbable and ludicrous events which unfold in short succession, the audience would be likely to sit back and watch these events unfold, but Fo - as an avid political campaigner - wanted them to actually…

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    Noises Off Critique I went to see Noises Off on Thursday night 10/8/2015. Noises Off by Michael Frayn was presented by CNU theater with CNU theater students. Noises Off’s style is a farce/comedy. The play had nine actors and the plot was constructed by having a play inside a play. The play had three acts describing different performances inside the play. The first act was on Monday 14 January 1982 at Grand Theatre, Weston-super-Mare; the act II was on Wednesday 13 February 1982 at Theatre…

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    High school students all go through the same problem: finding themselves. According to most, getting involved with clubs, having a social life, and taking the recommended AP courses would essentially make the students fit the standard of what a highschool student needs to be. But is it really necessary to go through the trouble? Would doing all of these things really help the students find themselves? The purpose of our satire is to show how the typical highschool standard of joining clubs,…

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    It is campaign time, and Enrique Perez, the new candidate started his campaign promising thousands of jobs, no more hunger and quality education for every single child, teenager and adult in Mexico. The more people he got, the more promises he did, he said that he will repair most of the roads, he said that he is going to build strong bonds with other countries to promote the country, he said so many things that he seems omnipotent compared with the other candidates. The time flew and he became…

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    As we have compared le pet dou vilain and La Farce du Menuyer, we will turn our focus onto a markedly different medieval text, La Chanson d’Audigier. Before we begin our analysis of this parody, although le pet dou vilain and La Farce du Menuyer have a connection to each other, La Chanson D’Audigier has its roots form another form of literature as it is “A parody of medieval epic…chanson de geste.” Thus, one could deduce that there will be an altered approach to scatology. An angle that could…

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    willing to risk their lives in selfless acts to help others. While some people feel true selflessness is a farce, altruism demonstrated during the 102 minutes of 9/11 were influenced by relationships, gender, and past life experiences . Altruism is something that individual are taught and acquire not something they are born with. “Altruism is the…

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