1. The Chairs
... . Indeed, there are only two characters in the play, but through imaginative stage direction, it comes across as if there are many people filling the stage, as the assemblage of chairs onstage represents each imaginary character. Another interesting element in Ionesco's writing is his ability to show the glaring contrast between characters. For instance, while the Old Woman is a character who ... play through some of the dialogue that goes on between the Old Man and the Old Woman. For instance, the Old Man is constantly ordering his wife to get the chairs ready for the guests, and so for...
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- Grade Level: High School