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Youth (Y)/General Audiences (G)
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Dramatic
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Long
Time Period
Contemporary
Time/Place
May 1920, Dublin Tenement Room
Act/Scene
Act Two

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Start: Seumas: (sleepily) Donal, Donal, are you awake? (Pause.) Donal, Donal, are you asleep?
Davoren: I’m neither awake nor asleep: I’m thinking.

End: Davoren: Why should I be afraid of it? It’s all the same to me how it comes, where it comes, or when it comes. I leave fear of death to the people that are always praying for eternal lie; ‘Death is here and death is there, death is busy everywhere.�

O’Casey, Sean. Three Dublin Plays. Faber and Faber, 1998, pp. 34-40.

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