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During the wedding scene when the vows are taken, the scene is frozen for a moment. Why does the Stage Manager choose this moment to say that one in a thousand marriages is interesting? Do you think this is true?
What is the purpose of George and Emily leaving through the audience after their vows? What impact does this have on the audience?
What are the purposes of the minor characters in the play? Support your answer.
Describe the character of Emily Webb. Give specific examples to illustrate her character traits.
Identify and describe at least four aspects of George and Emily's wedding that everyone in the audience will recognize and be able to relate to.
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