Upon first
read, Act I may seem random and irrelevant to the rest of the play. In fact, though, this Act
allows the audience a believable situation in which to meet all the main characters in the play.
Since Shaw is dealing with social classes, highlighting the differences between them (both
actual and stereotypical), his characters wouldn't typically...
Thursday, August 14, 2008
what is the importance of act 1 in this play
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