why is the text called THE ADVENTURES OF AN UNDERSTUDY? Do you think
Rassendyll was good understudy? Give at least two examples to support your answer?
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Explanation:
regular use, the word “understudy” refers to a person who learns the lead actor‟s role in
order to be able to act at a short notice in the absence of the actor.
The text is called, „The Adventures of an Understudy‟ because it brings out the story of
Rassendyll, a simple man who, just like an understudy played the part of a real king in the
latter‟s absence. He looked exactly like King Rudolf and hence played his part, attending his
coronation in order to save the throne from a usurper. He proved himself to be a good understudy
who prepared well for his role with the help of Sapt and Fritz, so that he could portray the king
as accurately as possible. Since this ploy was a great adventure for Rassendyll, the real-life
understudy of King Rudolf, the title is justified as „The Adventures of an Understudy.‟
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