Unrealistic Elements in Reed’s The C Above High C

Unrealistic Elements in Reed’s The C Above High C: Ishmael Reed’s The C Above High C is full of unrealistic
elements that are a bit confusing, especially when one is reading the play. Pick one scene or two related scenes
that makes use of unrealistic elements, and create an argument about how the use of that element affect the scene.
Why do you think Reed made the choice to write the scene or scenes using unrealistic elements instead of writing
it in a more realistic way? Do unrealistic elements open up specific possibilities that would not be available in  a more realistic play?

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