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Subject: hmmmmm?


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sheila Hyer
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Date Posted: 21:15:49 02/12/01 Mon

After reading the play I wonder if anyone else was a little confused. For the most past I understood the plot and story line, but I am a little unsure of how it would play out on stage. I definately think the visual element of the play would add a ton to my understanding of the transition between scenes. For instance, at the beginning of the play when Gallimard is giving one of his first monolgues to the audience (regarding how the world is envious of him) is that chronologically after the last scene in the play?

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Re: hmmmmm?Jason Brown22:46:01 02/12/01 Mon
hmmmmm?Daniela Bianchi10:59:10 02/13/01 Tue
Re: hmmmmm?Emel20:35:37 02/15/01 Thu


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