Even though it had been billed as "one of the most delightfully funny Broadway plays every produced," Michael thought the jokes were corny, the actors were too mechanical in delivering their lines, and the singing was mediocre. However, at the conclusion of the play, Michael reluctantly stood up with the rest of the audience to join in the standing ovation. Michael's behavior clearly illustrates:

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Michael's behavior of standing up to join the standing ovation despite his personal opinion on the play shows conformity. He went against his own beliefs and actions to match the behavior of the majority of the audience.

Even Though It Had Been Billed as "One of the Most