Azdak is hopeful of change and social justice yet disillusioned by revolution . Very subtly , the dramatist has here also thinks through the whimsicality and unpredictability of the character and readies the audience for Azdak 's fantastic handling of the power that will soon be his . The narrator highlights the conventional Marxist perception that fairness and justice is not for the poor in an affluent and bourgeois society . The hypothesis that judicial trial in such environments must necessarily favour the wealthy...

German nationals during those years . Some of them , like the playwright of the said play even have to flee to other countries just to be able to find comfort and safety from other lands . Time and Political Change Both plays were created at the same year and the results are so far much connected to each other . The idea of fleeing to other lands to be able to fulfill one 's dreams is the main factor that contributed to the...