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>>1919492
>Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead is the best play ever written by anyone ever.

OP here, haven't read it.

Also, Glass Menagerie. Possibly the best 20th century play I have read. Williams is amazing, I don't care if his name is Tennessee, he's brilliant.

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What does /lit/ think of the Glass Menagerie?

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Favorite play/dramatist.
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should I read No Exit or The Glass Menagerie?

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9.8/10

Amazing. Chekhov, Strindberg and Ibsen plays are never as powerful to me as the American plays. Probably because I don't live in 19th century Europe and I can read them in their original language. Okay, maybe they have a big advantage..

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Why didn't anyone tell me this was so good?

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Please discuss the final monologue of this play. I'm not sure I understood it to a good degree.

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I just read this, and I can't tell what to make of the ending. I don't think I even really understood it. I know this is entry-level for most of you. What did you make of it? I liked the play; I just don't understand what Tom's last monologue really means.

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Did that movie (from 1973, I think) follow the script exactly?

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How would /lit/ define Amanda's internal struggle?

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How does /lit/ feel about drama? Does it count as literature? What makes a play "literary"?

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what does /lit/ think of The Glass Menagerie

tom's monologues are pretty fucking awesome

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