How did Feydeau's audiences typically feel about his characters?
They could not identify with them
They slightly identified with them
They found them too complex
They could closely identify with them
Answer
Feydeau's audiences could closely identify with his characters. This is because his characters are often middle-class, struggling with everyday problems like infidelity and financial difficulties. They are also relatable in their attempts to escape from their problems, often through alcohol and sex. Feydeau's audiences could see themselves in his characters and laugh at their foibles, but they could also empathize with their struggles.
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