There are many messages throughout this play. However, pick one defined conflict for a particular character and elaborate as to what particular point Williams is illustrating through this conflict. In other words, what is the larger flaw and issue he shows through the use of this conflict? Connect the two to support your points. Is there a lesson that the audience at this time would have learned from it? If so, what is this lesson/moral? Do you believe this would have successfully and effectively persuaded viewers in 1947,1951 (play, film dates)? Why or why not?Conflict is person vs. person, person vs. society(define what society/what aspect), person vs. natural force, person vs. supernatural force)
