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Blake and Keisha did not expect to enjoy the play. In the beginning, it seemed a bit dull, but by the second act, they were glued to their seats. What does the idiom mean?

Blake and Keisha did not expect to enjoy the play. In the beginning, it seemed a bit dull, but by the second act, they were glued to their seats. What does the idiom mean?
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Blake and Keisha did not expect

to enjoy the play. In the beginning,
it seemed a bit dull, but by the
second act, they were glued to
their seats.

What does the idiom mean?

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That the play was so interesting they were glued to their seats
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