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  • Excessive Excess: A Catalyst for Introspection in Various Comedies

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    Excess is a recurring idea in comic works that is portrayed through the various actions and interactions of the characters Excess is essentially the idea of taking something to an extreme in some cases to the point where it begins to stretch the realistic credibility of what is occurring Comedy attempts to be realistic using characters that seem human and to an extent the audience can relate to these fictional beings But excess is the flip side where the actions of the characters seem artificia

  • Commentary on Scene 1 Of Streetcar Named Desire

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    In Scene one of A streetcar named desire Williams hints at many clues which suggest there will be conflict further into the play One clue which Williams uses to hint that there will be conflict further into the play is the way he presents Stanleys and Blanches first meeting and their initial relationship Stanley and Blanche are immediately characterized as polar opposites with Stella being the link between them He is brutish coarse primitive she is dainty elegant delicate He sizes her up with a

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