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The Poor People, "The groundlings" or "The stinkards" sat in the Pit, just below the stage. It cost 1c to see the play, but more if you wanted to sit ion the upper levels, have chairs and cushions.

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Most of the wealthy people watched his plays. Most of the people went to hear his plays aswell. More and more people came to see it and even the queen was said to be very intrested and admired Shakespeare's work

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once he was popular and well known the poor also wanted to his plays

even though they are poor they are also humans and they needed some sort of entertainment

that is why the poor used to save up a weeks worth of money and watch his plays

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The rich sat on seats (probably benches) and the poor didn't. They stood.

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On cushioned seats

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