What does the duke's comment reveal about the culture of these Arkansas townspeople? The townspeople need to be forced to go see shows. The townspeople understand that inappropriate plays are banned from being performed. The townspeople don't allow women and children to attend shows. The townspeople think that things that are inappropriate might also be fun.

This question is about "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"

The townspeople think that things that are inappropriate might also be fun.

Explanation:

Duke when referring to the play "The Royal Nonesuch," believes that it will be well received by the citizens of the city. Although the play seems to have an inappropriate and playful nature, the duke believes that it will be interesting in relation to the culture in the city of Arkansas, where the inhabitants, as much as they try to appear conservative, allow to have fun through inappropriate things.

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