An ˇ§Unreasonableˇ¨ Drama - the Bear
ˇ§The Bearˇ¨ is a drama written by Anton Chekhov. It can be regarded as a comedy since it is to give audience entertainment and amusement. This is usually achieved by creating discrepancies among the characters and the audiences so that audiences may feel something strange and laugh. Although the conflict of this play is quite plain and straightforward, audience will not feel bored as such technique is applied smartly throughout the story. The theme is about a queerish beginning of love between Mrs. Popov, who views herself as a faithful, loyal and steadfast widow, and Smirnov, a loaner of Mrs. Popovˇ¦s husband who are interested in money and women issues. In this play, discrepancies are created by utilizing humanˇ¦s sophisticated feelings and emotions that may be far from their control. So the characters may act unreasonably which you may not understand. However, it does a good work for comedy since events may take part suddenly which are out of the expectation of the audiences. By providing no clues for the subsequence of the story, the effect of comedy is enhanced significantly. Actually, unpredictable result can give audiences surprise. There are a lot of unexpectednesses in this play that may be quite contrary to the
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Approximate Word count = 1132
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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