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Ann Rutledge and Lincoln begins by introducing us to Ann Rutledge, a seventeen-year-old girl living in a tavern with her family in New Salem, Illinois. The play, written by Norman Corwin, paints a vivid picture of Ann's life, filled with the joys and sorrows of youth. She is portrayed as an average girl, yet her experiences are anything but ordinary, especially as she finds herself enamored with the charming John McNeil. Ann's curiosity about love leads her to ask her mother about its nature, setting the stage for her emotional journey.
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