Act Three, Scene Two 1. Shakespeare employs another "classical allusion" in scene 2 (a reference to something playgoers
at the time would have caught). Name the allusion and why does she want the night to come
quickly?

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kad3n

01.01.2023

English

Three

Explanation:

There were three camps: Auschwitz I, II (Birkenau) and III (Monowitz).

Can I get brainliest? I live in Germany hehe

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Act Three, Scene Two 1. Shakespeare employs another "classical allusion" in scene 2 (a reference to something playgoers at the time would have caught). Name the allusion and why does she want the night to come quickly?