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Answer in about 100 to 120 words from the play rising of the moon

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The rising of the moon is a political play. The play The Rising of the Moon is about an Irish nationalist leader's struggle to escape the British authorities. He disguises himself as a poor ballad singer and discusses with a sergeant who is on his quest to claim the hundred-pound prize. The main theme of Rise of the Moon is the identity of colonialism. The theme also refers to loyalty and betrayal where the police have been given tough decisions whether loyal to England or the Irish Republic. Here the word 'Rising' in the title signifies the fulfillment of desire and the word 'Moon' signifies freedom. Just as the moon dispels the darkness in the night, so the playwrights say that one day the darkness of bondage will be lightened by the rise of revolution.