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Critical appreciation of marriage a la mode

Answer 1

Marriage a la Mode, by John Dryden, is an ode to the concept of marriage and love within the period of Restoration England. Dryden, presumably, presents two pairs of couples, Rhodophil and Doralice, as well as Melantha and Palamede, in a way that expresses an imperative tone towards marital relations.

Throughout the playwright, he uses these couples and their mistresses to allocate the issue of broken, miserable, th4rny marriages.

Although marriage was common, there  was a strong presence of moral emancipation, which Dryden presents through these relationships. These themes of dissatisfaction and obligation towards the concept of marriage are noted throughout the playwright, as Dryden uncovers how each character feels.

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Answer 2

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The narrator brings out the negative side of fellowship and image by stating that desire comes from images and that fellowship can be ambiguous because it is ...

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