Why would audiences throw poison missiles at bad actors? A. Actor's were not regarded as humans and poisoning one would not result in a murder charge.
B. To stop the play, if it was bad, and get their money back.
C. Poison missles were actually oranges that people thought were poisonous.
D. If the play took too long to start the audience could force it to begin by throwing things.

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Of these events in top of the food chain which happens first