Arthur Miller Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 3 pages of analysis of Characters' Morals and Values in "All My Sons".

Arthur Miller Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 3 pages of analysis of Characters' Morals and Values in "All My Sons".
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Characters' Morals and Values in "All My Sons"

Summary: The characters in "All My Sons" by Arthur Miller have rich personalities that engross the reader when they speak of their morals and values. For example, Joe Keller values money and family loyalty.
In the play "All my Sons" Miller tries to teacher us or correct us on how we live our lives. He does this by showing the different morals, both good and bad, and interests the characters in the play have. Through the characters behaviour, we learn whether we should take their example, or look down upon their principles.

We see Joe Keller as a simple, ignorant man. This fact is one of the most important things in the play, it is one of the first things we learn in this play. "What is that, every week a new book comes out?" Keller is confused at the fact that authors around the world are producing new books by the day. Keller is amazed at this, while everyone else knows about this, and reads the books.

Another characteristic of Keller's is that he values money. We know that he valued...

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