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What is the primary dramatic focus of 'Riders to the Sea'?

APolitical rebellion

BFamily conflict and grief

CRomantic love

DSocial climbing

Answer:

B. Family conflict and grief

Read Explanation:

'Riders to the Sea' centers on the themes of loss, grief, and the overwhelming power of the sea. The play portrays a family's struggle against the relentless forces of nature and the devastating impact of repeated deaths at sea.


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