Come prima meglio di prima: Commedia in tre atti by Luigi Pirandello

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Come prima meglio di prima: Commedia in tre atti by Luigi Pirandello is a three-act play written in the early 20th century. The narrative explores complex human emotions and relationships, primarily revolving around Fulvia Gelli, her husband Silvio, and her tumultuous past intertwined with the passionate Marco Mauri. Through the interactions of these characters, the play delves into themes of identity, love, betrayal, and the implications of societal expectations. The beginning of the play introduces the audience to a pension in the Valdichiana, where a lively yet tense atmosphere fills the space as characters await the arrival of someone important. The characters — including the anxious Don Camillo, the assertive widow Nàccheri, and the troubled Giuditta — engage in animated discussions that hint at deeply personal stakes, emphasizing the anticipation and conflicting emotions surrounding the impending reunion. As the arrival unfolds, it becomes clear that Fulvia has a complicated history that both her husband and her lover are entangled in, setting the stage for the emotional conflicts and confrontations that will come to define this layered drama. (This is an automatically generated summary.)