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Rhinoceros
Important Quotations Explained
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Character List
Analysis of Major Characters
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Act One (part one)
Act One (part two)
Act Two (part one)
Act Two (part two)
Act Three (part one)
Act Three (part two)
Important Quotations Explained
Key Facts
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Rhinoceros
Eugène Ionesco
Important Quotations Explained
"I sometimes wonder if I exist myself."
Explanation for Quotation #1
"There are certain things which enter the minds of even people without one."
Explanation for Quotation #2
"So then logically speaking, my dog must be a cat?"
"Logically, yes. But the contrary is also true."
Explanation for Quotation #3
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