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Lincoln says this to Booth, cataloguing the kind of people that visit the arcade and pretend to shoot him while he’s dressed like Abraham Lincoln. His list of customers is quite varied, including “kids,” “businessmen,” “tourists,” and “housewives.” The wide range of these customers implies that seemingly everybody is interested in acting out a violent act and engaging with a historic moment. It’s interesting to note here that Booth refuses several times throughout the play to visit Lincoln at the arcade, rejecting the idea of participating in this violent reenactment. And yet, Booth is the most violent person in the…