The Fool: A Play in Four Acts

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In the aftermath of World War I, America grappled with shifting social norms and the moral complexities of a changing world. "The Fool: A Play in Four Acts" by Channing Pollock explores these themes through the journey of Daniel Gilchris, a character caught between societal expectations and personal convictions. The play delves into the intricacies of social responsibility and the weight of class struggles, challenging audiences to reflect on their own ethical dilemmas. Ideal for students and civic activists, this thought-provoking drama invites readers to engage with the pressing issues of its time, making it a relevant exploration of human nature and societal obligations. Discover the profound insights that resonate even today in this compelling theatrical work.

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