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| Intruder in Secret Garden? |
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| Intruder in Man Who Came? |
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| Challenger in All My Sons? |
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| Challenger in Man Who Came? |
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| Challenger in Secret Garden? |
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| Battleground in All My Sons? |
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| Battleground in Secret Garden? |
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| Archibald and his property |
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| Donald Muller (marginalized beacuse of his race, sexuality, age, etc.) |
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| Battleground in Rainmaker? |
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| Battleground in Man Who Came? |
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| Mystery, set in place by the sisters |
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| protecting the legacy of the Kellers |
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| lack of dreams symbolized by the dryness |
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| chaos, which the intruder brings order to |
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| Macduff revealing he wasn't born of a woman |
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| Chris reading the letter from Larry |
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| end of Act One when the chandelier falls (doesn't make sense, but let's just agree to stick with it) |
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| when Dillard gives Annie his prized medal as the 2nd coin for Hector's eyes, meaning he appreciates his dad and the mountains. |
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| when Aloysius lies about calling a nun (he gives up then, she gives up at the very end. nobody wins) |
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| Mary writing the letter to Uncle Archie asking him to come home from Paris |
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| Banjo locking Lorraine into the mummy case, silencing the misfired weapon |
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| Classify School for Scandal |
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| Male-gendered Modern Drama |
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| Classify Smoke on the Mountain |
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| Mlynn hitting the radio because she needs action |
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| Emotional Strength of Women |
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| No Such Thing as Natural Beauty (The Beauty Shop) |
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| What line means women need to get armor on? |
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| I'm sorry about my appearance - Clairee |
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| moment of peace in Man Who Came? |
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| when Whiteside reveals he knows about Harriet, this secures him as the victor |
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| How does Man Who Came end? |
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| with chaos where another character has a need that needs to be met, this time it's Mr. Stanley |
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| Mr. Stanley's follower(s) in Man Who Came? |
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| Mrs. Muller, the boys, the male leadership of the church, the congregationi |
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| sister James (she switches sides), sister veronica, all the nuns |
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| personality, position, structure of the church, gender, charisma, versatility |
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| professionalism / her position, reputation, legalism |
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| whiteside's weapons/armor? |
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| fame, followers, money, sarcasm, injury, words, intelligence, his outsiderness |
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| whiteside followers / misfired weapons? |
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| Lorraine, maggie, miss preen, dr. Bradley, wheelchair, june stanley, richard stanley, harriet whiteside, beverly carlton |
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| supernatural character in Garden? |
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| Dickon. He's a tenor, less grounded, mroe idealistic. teaches MAry to communicate effectively |
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| where do we always find a damaged male? |
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| the female going on the personal journey always makes what? |
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| the female lead always empathizes with others in |
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| in F-G musicals, the past must be |
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| embraced in order to fo forward in the future |
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| in F-G musicals, why is the lead male role almost bigger than the lead female? |
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| because of the emotional commitment |
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| the male lead does what before the woman makes the move to heal? |
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| moment of victory in secret garden? |
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| when archie acknowledges that mary is a part of the family. "and this, my dear, is your garden." |
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| Mary's followers in Garden? |
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| Martha and Colin and Dickon |
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| Craven's followers in Garden? |
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| house staff, Mrs. Medlock |
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| his mind, wife, charisma, reputation |
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| fulfillment of witches' prophecies, rank, intellect, passion |
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| Lady M, 3 Witches, Hecate, 3 murderers, banquo, duncan |
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| Intruder's entrance in Rainmaker |
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| Starbuck opens the door, letting in a gust of wind and immediately mentions the wind |
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| challenger's entrance in Rainmaker? |
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| discussed by followers. they plan for File's arrival |
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| when do we first see emotion is M-G plays? |
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| the climax. up until then, secrets protect vulnerabilities |
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| the endings of M-G plays are what? |
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| In M-G plays, how are secrets uncovered? |
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| women emotions in M-G plays |
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| they're held in and repressed |
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| first in Steel Mag to put armor on? |
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| where's victory come from in F-G plays? |
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| vulnerability. armor is needed to go out and face the world of men |
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| what kind of threats are in F-G plays? |
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| emotional ones, not physical |
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| fewer props, more details in conversation (baking ingredients, etc.) lots of questions, very exclusive, ends with hope) |
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| moment of victory in Foxfire |
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| when Hector states that Annie can't hear her anymore. |
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| mountains follower's in foxfire |
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| the mountains armor in foxfire |
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| the Appalachian culture and the burial grounds, and the distance from town |
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| prince carpenter, his band |
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| grandkids, music, his knowledge of Annie's weaknesses |
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| his wealth, and his past relationship with Christine |
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| moment of doubt for Phantom |
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| moment of doubt for raoul? |
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| past the point of no return |
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| crossing the threshold for phantom? |
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| crossing the threshold for Raoul? |
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| when he dives down into the water after her |
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| personal mission of raoul? |
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| personal mission of phantom? |
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| to have christine choose him |
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| moment of victory in phantom? |
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| when phantom is kissed by christine and lets them both go |
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| phantom leaving the mask means what? |
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| the story could continue and the stasis could return |
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| title of M-G musicals is what? |
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| the title of the main male's job and identity |
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| In Male Musicals, the men have a global mission that gets... |
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| distracted by the battleground (a woman) which becomes their personal mission |
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