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... 'In order to understand the characters in Dealer's Choice one must understand their dramatic function'. Discuss It is important to understand the dramatic function, of the characters in a play to understand a character itself. It can be said that every character in Dealer's Choice has its own dramatic function in the play. I will be discussing the dramatic functions of three main characters in Dealer's Choice, these are Mugsy, Sweeney, and Stephen, and also will be mentioning other characters' dramatic functions aswell. The site http://faculty.marymt.edu/hopper/TMA101/Thelements.htm, discusses how dramatic characters are not real and have been created, because they are needed to help the play move on. This can be related to Dealer's Choice, as one can say that to understand the characters in the play, there is a need to understand for their reason being in the play and the element or the idea they represent. The overall theme of
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