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Each moment is crafted for its own comedic brilliance, embracing a carefree approach to logical consistency. The prologue, a playful 11-page introduction, cleverly mocks the conventions of 18th-century theatre, featuring actors engaging in lively banter as they await the main plays conclusion. 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Each moment is crafted for its own comedic brilliance, embracing a carefree approach to logical consistency. The prologue, a playful 11-page introduction, cleverly mocks the conventions of 18th-century theatre, featuring actors engaging in lively banter as they await the main plays conclusion. 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