Once in a thousand times it's interesting.

What repetitive device does Wilder use to demonstrate his theme that we are all a part of something larger?

Characters repeat that weddings are uninteresting.

The Stage Manager dislikes weddings.

Wilder's use of exaggerated numbers.

Wilder's use of contradictory statements.

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Tabetha

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8 December, 14:28

Once in a thousand times it's interesting.

What repetitive device does Wilder use to demonstrate his theme that we are all a part of something larger?

Characters repeat that weddings are uninteresting.

The Stage Manager dislikes weddings.

Wilder's use of exaggerated numbers.

Wilder's use of contradictory statements.

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Linnea · Answer 1

The best answer for this question would be:

Wilder's use of contradictory statements.

This is because this play features the natural cycle of human life, Wilder had wanted to describe what reality is like in a most unique way. The way that he manipulates time in the theater is something to watch out for, and the statements that he uses symbolizes the meaning of what theme is all about in it.