The looks are similar so one character crave for his or her
opposite sex for example Lavinia and Christine wants Ezra, Orin and Adam and it
same opposite also. Christine has affair with Adam Brand but there is ambiguity
as whether Adam really loves her or just wants to take revenge of previous
things. All actions depend upon previous act and that leads play. All character
are individually right but they are inter depend so one effects to other and circumstances
make them to act.
It is divided into three plays:
1) Homecoming
2) The Hunted
3) The Haunted
1.
Homecoming
As title suggest something is coming to home. Ezra Mannon,
who is an army man coming to home with the hope of rest, relax or happiness but
he found things are changed. Army service becomes good than home. He realizes
that his wife and daughter has affair with someone else. He didn’t try to look
deep. He thinks that now he has no clue to live. He fainted and suddenly dies.
His death is ambiguous, whether Christine gave poison instead of medicine or
Lavinia exchange it. After taking medicine Lavinia realize her treachery and
calls out for help. Ezra indicts his wife “she’s guilty not medicine!” Her
strength gone, Christine collapse in a faint and Lavinia falls to her knees in
anguish.
2.
The Hunted
Peter and Orin arrive at the house. Orin
disappointedly complains of his mother’s absence. He jealously so he asks
Lavinia about his mother’s affair. Lavinia warns him against believing
Christine’s lie that she has no relation with Adam Brant.
Orin asks his mother about Brant. Christine says
Lavinia has gone mad and there is nothing like that. Orin wants his mother’s attention so
he killed Adam Brant. Christine was unhappy with that so she suicide. Lavina
spoke “It is justice!”
3.
The Haunted
In the third part Lavinia and Orin remain. Orin upset about his mother’s death. Before he shut himself gave letter to his girlfriend about these all. Peter proposes Lavinia but she reject and says I want to give punishment to myself so she lives as dead.
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