What would the world be like if people did not have faults? It would be a very boring place because everyone would be the same, perfect people and would never be able to explore in life for fear of messing up. The Three-penny Opera was a great play, which was shown here at McDaniel College, it was produced and directed so that college kids and others could clearly under that people are not perfect. The Three-penny Opera uses the literary elements of dilemma, stage property, suspense, tones, and foil to show that everyone has their faults.

Throughout the play, characters face different dilemmas that show faults in society. The two main dilemmas are between Mack the Knife and the Peachums, and also between Mack the Knife and the police. The reason for the dilemma between the Peachums and Mack the Knife is that the Peachums’ daughter Polly married Mack the Knife, a notorious criminal, without their consent. The Peachums try to get Mack the Knife and Polly a divorce so that they can get Jack’s money. Later, they change their plan to get him arrested so they can collect the thirty-pound reward. The fault revealed by the first dilemma is people will try to do anything for mone

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