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Who is the unseen Congressman who cries out "Stop the war, Mr. President!" during Henry’s nightmare? Explain why "everything on stage freezes" (as we read in the stage directions) when this individual is speaking. Why is it significant that this character appears in this particular scene? What great issues and events are foreshadowed by this character’s appearance?

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