English, 10.05.2021 20:20 michellen2020

Throughout the play, there are many instances where street vendors are yelling. At the end of Scene 2, a vendor yells, “Red-hot!” This can be interpreted as * 1 point
Theme: people are always yelling
Symbol: tension and passion are mounting
Characterization: passion and lust guide all characters
Mood: creates a verisimilitude (real or true) environment

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