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What societal issue does the prologue critique?

AClass struggle and inequality

BGossip and rumor-mongering

CCorruption in politics

DEnvironmental degradation

Answer:

B. Gossip and rumor-mongering

Read Explanation:

  • The prologue critiques gossip and rumor-mongering, highlighting how society is saturated with these behaviors.

  • It humorously points out that people love to laugh at gossip about others in newspapers but become indignant when they themselves are the target.

  • This theme sets the stage for the play's exploration of the destructive nature of scandal and the hypocrisy surrounding it.

  • The prologue frames the play as a satirical critique of a society obsessed with spreading and consuming rumors.


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