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Why did the children remain silent throughout the play?
Except during their deaths, they did not say anything at all during the play , why is that?
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jill d #170087
The children are silent, innocent, pawns...... they are oblivious, and yet their fate will bring the most emotional reaction the play will induce, To have them speak is unnecessary; they simply need to be seen.
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