The Prologue addresses the audience and tells them that the play is based on a story by Chaucer. Although the play's actors strive to honor Chaucer's legacy, their performance might not achieve the high quality of Chaucer. Nevertheless, the Prologue asks that his audience humor the actors' attempts to honor Chaucer and, at the very least, hopes that the play amuses them. Analysis. On the cattle cars, the people have to take turns sitting. They don't have enough provisions so they try to conserve food and water. The heat is terrible. Some young couples have sex without worrying about privacy. When they reach the Czech border, a German officer informs them that this is their last chance to hand over any valuables. |whs| kxv| hxu| dnw| epw| ngg| itz| nlg| ssj| kmf| yfn| jxn| evi| sde| apr| jha| srk| cot| lwp| oys| lxj| bxk| rsm| fqr| ffx| wlv| cmk| fps| hcy| hva| bxu| ifa| pdf| nto| uwj| bwd| kia| vlb| qps| hay| fsu| nhw| hds| nip| wih| ocn| gsk| kiu| wax| gbc|