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curtain rises
The lounge of Jack and Jill's villa at New Hampstead. The essential furniture consists of a table, on whcih are writing materials, and two chairs. As the curtain rises the lounge is empty, but Jack and Jill come in immediately, followed by Aunt Jane.
I know the meaning of Curtain and Lounge but I don't understand as a whole. (particularly because of the word `rises')
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Re: curtain rises
It's the opening of a play- when the curtain rises, the audience can see this scene.
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