How does the setting of Mr. Lamb's garden reflect the themes of the play?

It represents entrapment

It embodies freedom and acceptance

It symbolizes loneliness

It shows disarray and neglect

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B. It embodies freedom and acceptance

Solution:

The garden symbolizes freedom and acceptance, providing a safe and open space for Derry and Mr. Lamb to develop their friendship away from societal judgments.

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