One character in this work is revealed to have always dodged the draft by a year.
One character in this work is revealed to have always dodged the draft by a year. Originally called The Sign of an Archer, this work sees a busybody complain that she does not want her doctor husband to go full time into medical research. Act II of this play opens with a broken tree being sawed up before the arrival of George, who had just learned some important facts from his father. Later in this play, we meet a character who claims that November 25th is a "favorable day" for an offstage character who later commits suicide. At its climax, Ann reads a letter revealing that Larry, the man she loved, committed suicide after finding out that his father and Steve Deever caused the deaths of many soldiers. For 10 points, identify this play whose backstory involves Joe Keller's faulty manufacture of airplane parts, a work of Arthur Miller.
One character in this work is revealed to have always dodged the draft by a year.
All My Sons