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Act One
The play opens in the bedroom of Brick and Maggie on the night of Big Daddy's birthday. Maggie talks almost nonstop while Brick drinks and barely responds.
Act Two
Big Daddy takes over. He pulls Brick aside during his birthday party and the two men have the most direct conversation in the play.
Act Three
Big Daddy disappears after learning the truth and is only heard offstage. The family gathers and the fight over the inheritance becomes open.
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