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One example of a scene in the play that caused me to feel empathy was the song “Dear Theodosia.” In this song, Hamilton sings to his newborn daughter about his hopes and dreams for her future. He also acknowledges the challenges and dangers that she will face as a woman in a world dominated by men.

This song caused me to feel empathy for Hamilton and his daughter, as well as for all women who have struggled to achieve their full potential in a patriarchal society.

Another example of a scene that caused me to feel empathy was the song “The Room Where It Happens.” In this song, Hamilton and his colleagues discuss their plans for the new nation. They are committed to creating a more just and equitable society, but they are also aware of the challenges that they face.

This song caused me to feel empathy for Hamilton and his colleagues, as well as for all people who have fought for social justice throughout history.

“Hamilton” is a powerful and moving play that teaches us about the importance of empathy and understanding. It is a play that everyone should see.

Response to Classmate’s Post

I read your post about your experience with the play “August: Osage County.” I am glad that you had such a powerful experience with this play. It sounds like the play really resonated with you and helped you to see the world in a new way.

One of the things that resonated with me most about your post was your discussion of the character Jean. You described her as a complex and flawed character, but also as a character who is capable of great love and compassion.

I think that Jean is a character who is easy to empathize with. She is someone who has been through a lot of pain and trauma, but she is also someone who is trying to do the best she can. She makes mistakes, but she is always trying to learn from them.

I also think that the play “August: Osage County” is a powerful example of how art can help us to understand the human experience. The play shows us that everyone is flawed and that everyone has a story to tell. It also shows us that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope.

Thank you for sharing your post with me. It was a pleasure to read about your experience with this powerful play.