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Thomas Otway: Critical Essay by Derek Hughes

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SOURCE: Hughes, Derek. “Otway's The Orphan: An Interpretation.” Durham University Journal 75, no. 2 (June 1983): 45-54.

In the following essay, Hughes argues against critics who find the design and plot of The Orphan to be disjointed, insisting that Otway skillfully created a work of deep psychological complexity and thematic unity.

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