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1 answer:

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It does not allow listeners to review or reread what each character has said.

When you're watching a live play, you can't stop and rewind to hear again what each character has said. When reading, you can go back and reread a section as many times as you want until you properly understand what is going on but you don't have that option when you're listening to a play.

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