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| How is the challenger connected to the stasis? |
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| His entire life is about passing on his legacy to his sons. |
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| What is the significance of the challenger's entrance? |
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| He is the first character we see. He is seen reading the "want" adds in the newspaper. |
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| What is the significance of the intruder's entrance? |
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| What are some of the challenger's weapons? |
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| His knowledge about Ann's father's past (history). Reputation. Connection with Chris. Charisma. |
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| What are some of the intruder's weapons? |
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| The letter. Relationships with Larry and Chris. Intelligence. |
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| What is some of the challenger's armor? |
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| Proven innocent in court. Reputation. They don't know the truth about Larry yet. |
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| What is some of the intruder's armor? |
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| Confident. Her connection to Larry. |
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| Who/what is the battleground? |
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| Chris. He is discontent with the stasis. |
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| Ann and Keller arguing or Chris reading the letter. Figure it out. |
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| What's the surrender/victory? How would you stage it? |
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| Chris reading the letter to Keller. |
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| What does the cast list tell you? |
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| Almost all the characters |
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| What category of play is this? |
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| What does the set have to do with it being male-gendered? |
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| It's outside, being more inclusive than exclusive (as opposed to female-gendered usually being inside). |
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| Who are Keller's followers? |
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| The neighbors and mother. The mother changes at the end. |
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| Shows Ann's confidence and that she's equal to Joe. |
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| "I did it all for you." "I don't want it." |
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| Chris turning down the legacy. |
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