In 100 words or less, describe what attending the globe theater would have been like. what would you have seen, heard, smelled, etc.?

Attending the Globe Theater would have been quite an unforgettable experience of senses. Depending on the ticket I had been able to afford, I could have sat on the floor in the pit under the stage, I could have stood in front of the stage, or I could have sat down in a seat in the gallery, with a covering roof.

Since performances were held in summer afternoons, I would have probably seen and felt large masses of people pushing one another, and I would have heard them shouting at the actors and making comments in a loud voice. Perhaps I would have heard the actors raise their voices as well in order to be heard. Because of the weather season, I would have smelled the sticky sweat of people and the humidity of the London rain.

Charles Dickens’s Hard Times is a novel divided into three books. These books are titled “Sowing,” “Reaping,” and “Garnering.” Explain how each book’s title relates to the events, characters, and themes that Dickens addresses in it, and analyze how the novel’s three sections convey Dickens’s central message about rationality and logic in mid-nineteenth-century England. Cite specific examples from the novel in your response.