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* [[StrawCharacter StrawmanPolitical]]: The Young Covey, whose response to basically everything that happens is to criticise it for not being in support of the revolution. He explains every event in terms of the one book of political theory he seems to have read, the fictional Jenersky's ''Thesis on the Origin and Development of the Evolutionary Idea of the Proletariat''.
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During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder) ShamingTheMob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''Theatre/ThePlayboyOfTheWesternWorld''. [[/note]] Nevertheless, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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During it's its premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder) ShamingTheMob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''Theatre/ThePlayboyOfTheWesternWorld''. [[/note]] Nevertheless, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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* MeaningfulName: The play's title comes from the flag the rebels used in the Rising. The flag also know as the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starry_Plough_(flag) Starry Plough]] features a design of the Big Dipper over a plough. James Connolly, co-founder of the Irish Citizen Army said that the flag was meant to represent that a free Ireland would control its own destiny from the plough to the stars.
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* Nora Clitheroe: A homemaker, who futilely tries to convince Jack to stay with her rather than fight in the Easter Rising.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement.
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* Jack Clitheroe: a bricklayer and former member of the Irish Citizen Army and his wife Nora
* Peter Flynn: a labourer, and Nora's uncle.
* The Young Covey: a fitter, ardent socialist and cousin of Jack
* Bessie Burgess: a street fruit-vendor, and the lone Protestant and supporter of British rule, who often gets involved in bitter quarrels with her neighbors.
* Fluther Good: a carpenter, and trade-unionist.
* Mrs Gogan: a gossipy charwoman.
* Mollser Gogan: daughter of Mrs Gogan, dying from consumption
All of them more-or-less get along when Bessie isn't engaging in quarrels with her Catholic neighbors. The central conflict between Jack and Nora. Nora wants to Jack to stay at home with her, while Jack feels compelled to honor the call of the Irish Citizen Army when the Easter Rising begins in earnest. What follows is the unfolding of the six day rebellion from the tenants point of view and how it affects their lives.
* Jack Clitheroe: a bricklayer and former member of the Irish Citizen Army and his wife Nora
* Peter Flynn: a labourer, and Nora's uncle.
* The Young Covey: a fitter, ardent socialist and cousin of Jack
* Bessie Burgess: a street fruit-vendor, and the lone Protestant and supporter of British rule, who often gets involved in bitter quarrels with her neighbors.
* Fluther Good: a carpenter, and trade-unionist.
* Mrs Gogan: a gossipy charwoman.
* Mollser Gogan: daughter of Mrs Gogan, dying from consumption
All of them more-or-less get along when Bessie isn't engaging in quarrels with her Catholic neighbors. The central conflict between Jack and Nora. Nora wants to Jack to stay at home with her, while Jack feels compelled to honor the call of the Irish Citizen Army when the Easter Rising begins in earnest. What follows is the unfolding of the six day rebellion from the tenants point of view and how it affects their lives.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement.
During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder) ShamingTheMob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''Theatre/ThePlayboyOfTheWesternWorld''. [[/note]] Nevertheless, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder) ShamingTheMob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''Theatre/ThePlayboyOfTheWesternWorld''. [[/note]] Nevertheless, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder)shaming the mob: ShamingTheMob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''Theatre/ThePlayboyOfTheWesternWorld''. [[/note]] Nevertheless, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder)
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* DownerEnding: The British end up stoping the rebellion and Jack dies during the fight leaving Nora mad with grief couple with the birth of her stillborn child.
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* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: The Rebels are out numbered by the British, but also their attempt at a rising leads all law and order in Dublin to collapse with looting quite common.
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* TheRevolutionWillNotBeCivilized: The Rebels are out numbered outnumbered by the British, but also their attempt at a rising leads all law and order in getting the people to rise up doesn't work; the people of Dublin to collapse with just go looting quite common.instead, and the rebels lose. This was TruthInTelevision.
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* OohMeAccentsSlipping: O'Casey's tendency to write dialogue the way he thought it should sound leads to a rare textual example of this, most noticeably with the British soldiers: his representation of a Cockney accent is as outlandish as Dick van Dyke's in ''Film/MaryPoppins'', e.g. "I do loike a snoice mince poy" for "I do like a nice mince pie." Most productions get around this by hiring actors who are English (or can do flawless Cockney accents) and having them speak the lines as if they were written in standard English.
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* OohMeAccentsSlipping: O'Casey's tendency to write dialogue the way he thought it should sound leads to a rare textual example of this, most noticeably with the British soldiers: his representation of a Cockney accent is as outlandish as Dick van Dyke's in ''Film/MaryPoppins'', e.g. "I do loike a snoice mince poy" "That's not plying the gime" for "I do like a nice mince pie."That's not playing the game." Most productions get around this by hiring actors who are English (or can do flawless Cockney accents) and having them speak the lines as if they were written in standard English.
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* OohMeAccentsSlipping: O'Casey's tendency to write dialogue the way he thought it should sound leads to a rare textual example of this, most noticeably with the British soldiers: his representation of a Cockney accent is as outlandish as Dick van Dyke's in ''Film/MaryPoppins'', e.g. "I do loike a snoice mince poy" for "I do like a nice mince pie." Most productions get around this by hiring actors who are English (or can do flawless Cockney accents) and having them speak the lines as if they were written in standard English.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder) shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''The Playboy of the Western World''.''Theatre/ThePlayboyOfTheWesternWorld''. [[/note]] Nevertheless, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's cofounder) shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''The Playboy of the Western World''. [[/note]] Never the less, Nevertheless, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WilliamButlerYeats Creator/WBYeats (the Abbey's founder) cofounder) shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''The Playboy of the Western World''. [[/note]] Never the less, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought in the Rising which to led Creator/WilliamButlerYeats (the Abbey's founder) shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out elven nineteen years earlier in reaction to the play ''The Playboy of the Western World''. [[/note]] Never the less, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought which to led Creator/WilliamButlerYeats (the Abbey's founder) shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out elven years earlier in reaction to the play ''The Playboy of the Western World''. [[/note]] Never the less, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[UsefulNotes/TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought which to led Creator/WilliamButlerYeats shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". [[note]] Similar riots had broken out elven years earlier in reaction to the play "The ''The Playboy of the Western World" World''. [[/note]] Never the less, the play has become a classic and is regularly performed in Ireland today.
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It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worse films.
It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worse films.
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* DownerEnding: The British end up stoping riots but Jack died during the fighter leaving Nora mad with grief.
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* CurbStompBattle: The British troops are quickly able to quell the rebellion after a week of fighting.
* DownerEnding: The British end up stopingriots but the rebellion and Jack died dies during the fighter leaving Nora mad with grief.grief couple with the birth of her stillborn child.
* TokenMinority: Bessie Burgess is the lone Protestant among the tenants and as such doesn't want the Rising to succeed.
* WarIsHell: Why Nora implores Jack not to fight.
* DownerEnding: The British end up stoping
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It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worse films.
It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worse films.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought which to led Y.B Yeats shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". The [[note]] Similar riots had broken out elven years earlier in reaction to the play "The Playboy of the Western World [[/note]] Never the less, the play has become a classic and is roguery regularly performed in Ireland.
It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worsefilms.films.
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* DownerEnding: The British end up stoping riots but Jack died during the fighter leaving Nora mad with grief.
It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worse
Tropes In This Work Include:
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* DownerEnding: The British end up stoping riots but Jack died during the fighter leaving Nora mad with grief.
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A classic Irish play written by Sean O'Casey set during the infamous [[TheIrishRevolution Easter Rising]] from the point of view of the working class residents of a Dublin tenement. During it's premiere at the Abbey Theatre in 1926, the audience rioted in part because of the deception of a prostitute but also because they thought it was an insult against the men who fought which to led Y.B Yeats shaming the mob: "You have disgraced yourselves again; is this to be the recurring celebration of the arrival of Irish genius?". The play has become a classic and is roguery performed in Ireland.
It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worse films.
It was also made into a film in 1936 by Creator/JohnFord that is generally seen as one of his worse films.
