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What is the significance of the title 'The Playboy of the Western World'?

AIt refers to a wealthy landowner

BIt describes a man who becomes famous for a fabricated story

CIt symbolizes a carefree traveler

DIt represents a popular racehorse

Answer:

B. It describes a man who becomes famous for a fabricated story

Read Explanation:

The title refers to Christy Mahon, who gains fame and admiration in a rural community after claiming to have killed his father. The play explores the power of storytelling and the way in which a fabricated tale can transform a person's identity and reputation.


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