LAWRENCE: I guess I didn't know what I was getting into. KRISTINA: But isn't that like a lot of things in life? We have to take what we've learned in the past and apply It to new and changing circumstances. Isn't that right, Lawrence? LAWRENCE: Yeah, I guess so KRISTINA: Climbing to where you are now is more than you've ever done before, so you've already won. Does that make any sense? LAWRENCE: Yes, but how does that help me get down? KRISTINA: Lawrence. Look up You're only fifteen feet from the top. You've already climbed nearly forty feet. What's another few feet? 30. The play dramatizes one person's struggle against another person. society. personal weakness. nature.

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LAWRENCE: I guess I didn't know what I was getting into. KRISTINA: But isn't that like a lot of things in life? We have to take what we've learned in the past and apply It to new and changing circumstances. Isn't that right, Lawrence? LAWRENCE: Yeah, I guess so KRISTINA: Climbing to where you are now is more than you've ever done before, so you've already won. Does that make any sense? LAWRENCE: Yes, but how does that help me get down? KRISTINA: Lawrence. Look up You're only fifteen feet from the top. You've already climbed nearly forty feet. What's another few feet? 30. The play dramatizes one person's struggle against another person. society. personal weakness. nature.

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The play dramatizes one person's struggle against personal weakness.In the dialogue, Lawrence is expressing his difficulty in getting down from a high place, and Kristina is encouraging him by reminding him of his progress and accomplishments. This suggests that Lawrence is struggling with his own limitations and personal weaknesses, rather than against another person, society, or nature.

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