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Which theme is not directly supported by the play String?
Which theme is not directly supported by the play String?
- The moral path is often painful and alienating
- Overcoming racial differences through love
- Internal struggles with hatred and morality
- The power of friendship and loyalty (correct)
What is the central plot of String, according to the play?
What is the central plot of String, according to the play?
- The struggle to overcome racial differences through love
- Maydelle's internal struggle with hatred and morality (correct)
- The pain and alienation of taking a moral stand
- The characters' efforts to keep their secrets hidden
What message is conveyed through the play String?
What message is conveyed through the play String?
- Honesty is the best policy, even if painful
- Love can overcome racial differences
- Secrets will always be revealed in the end
- The moral path is often painful and alienating (correct)
What do the characters in String strive to do with their secrets?
What do the characters in String strive to do with their secrets?
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What is NOT true about the characters in String?
What is NOT true about the characters in String?
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Study Notes
Statements about String
- String centers on Maydelle's internal struggle as someone who wants to hate Joe, but can't.
- The primary theme of String is not that differences between the races can be overcome by love.
- The message of String is that the truly moral path is often the most painful and alienating.
- Characters in String all have major secrets that they strive to avoid revealing throughout the play.
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Identify the main theme or message in the play String, based on the characters and plot. Explore the internal struggles and moral dilemmas presented in the story.
