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Dela Posted 12 years ago
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What's the meaning of the last sentence in the following?

A precious perk of playing abroad is exposure to different playwrights. The works of William Inge do not cross the pond often so I was privileged to see a revival here of his 1953 Pulitzer Prize-winning Midwestern drama Picnic. It’s a razor-sharp, feminocentric critique of the American psyche and the quest for happiness and love in conjunction with success and physical beauty; a distilled draught of pure Americana, written with Expressionist clarity. And best of all? It’s set around a porch.
  

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Dela What's the meaning of the last sentence in the following? The basic scenery of the play is two back porches of the characters' homes.

— Mister Micawber

  • Dela What's the meaning of the last sentence in the following?
  • The basic scenery of the play is two back porches of the characters' homes.
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DelaWhat's the meaning of the last sentence in the following?
The basic scenery of the play is two back porches of the characters' homes.
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Thank you. is "it's" here a possessive pronoun instead of "it is"?
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Dela is "it's" here a possessive pronoun instead of "it is"?
No. It (= the play) is set around a porch.
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OK. to be more clafified, is the play performed around a porch, which seems the best of all in the eye of the author?
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Dela is the play performed around a porch, which seems the best of all in the eye of the author?
No, the review writer likes that setting very much.
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I see. What's the best of all? It (The best of all) is set around a porch.
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The thing about the play that the reviewer likes best.
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