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CHARACTERS:
WALPOLE
GIRL
Stage Set: Girl is selling flowers. She is happy and smiling. Walpole watches her for a few seconds.
WALPOLE: (walking up to the flower stand) Do you know a Walpole?
GIRL: No, but I heard he was moving into this town, our town-Red Town! Roses for your darling?
WALPOLE: Do you grow these yourself?
GIRL: Nobody ever asks me that! No, my mother does. How could I? I cannot see.
WALPOLE: Oh, but I couldn't tell at all. Your eyes are very pretty
GIRL: That is kind of you. (feeling the red roses with her fingers) So, would you like these red ones?
WALPOLE: Maybe. Are you from this town?
GIRL: Why, I grew up here. I know just about everyone. You know nobody passes by this street without buying a rose from
me.
WALPOLE: I didn't say I was not going to buy one, sweetheart. So, did your parents grow up here, too?
GIRL: Boy, you would like to know a lot about me, wouldn't you?
WALPOLE: I just think you seem very sweet. So, what do you know about this Walpole guy?
GIRL: Well, they say ... (whispering) they say he is odd. People in this town are scared of him, and he is not even here.
WALPOLE: Oh really?
GIRL: The house he picked was abandoned for decades. There is something creepy about him for sure.

Which of these best explains the dramatic irony in this play?
A. Walpole is really moving into Red Town.
B. The girl is warning Walpole against himself.
C. The girl can feel the beauty of the roses.
D. Walpole is not buying a rose from the girl

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WALPOLE
GIRL
Stage Set: Girl is selling flowers. She is happy and smiling...

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