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The scene is a hilltop cemetery, and the Stage Manager points into the audience. What is located there? How has the audience been incorporated into the town?
What dramatic purpose does the conversation between Joe Stoddard and Sam Craig serve? How does it heighten suspense?
What do the mourners sing, and how is this ironic?
If you could choose to relive a day in your life, what day would it be and why?
The Stage Manager says that human beings don't realize life while they live it. Do you think this is true? Support your answer.
How might a saint or a poet understand life while living it? What makes them different?
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