One woman in this play cannot figure out electrical appliances and invites another character to come see her babies.
One woman in this play cannot figure out electrical appliances and invites another character to come see her babies. The events that set this play in motion included a bout of influenza, and the night before, a tree snapped in a storm. Sue Bayliss calls the idealism of one character "phoney", while George is angry at that character for apparently deceiving him about Steve's guilt, and Ann is prepared to reveal a suicide letter if Kate will not let her marry that character, Chris Keller. FTP, name this Arthur Miller play in which Joe Keller allows the manufacture of defective airplane parts, causing the suicide of Larry, one of the title figures.
One woman in this play cannot figure out electrical appliances and invites another character to come see her babies.
{All My Sons}