In general I like what has been made available to us! However, the Cast of Characters notes Olga is 23 years of age, and I think most of us know Olga never attained her 23rd year. Also, George's consort was Queen Mary and not Queen Anne. Then there are the references to War and Peace. From what I've read, it's questionable that OTMA knew much (if anything) about Tolstoy, let alone War and Peace, tho' the usuage works well enough as a dramatic device. We also know the discussion re: the transfer from Toblosk did not go quite as depicted, but again the playwright may simply have intended to reflect rather than replicate reality. On the plus side, I think the playwright was successful in the depiction of the intellectual discussions between Sasha (a plausible dramatic creation) and Olga, as well as the interactive tone between Olga, Tatiana, Marie and Anastasia, the latter of which seems almost entirely spot-on!
