Joe Keller as the Tragic Hero in Miller's All My Sons

Joe Keller plays the tragedy of Miller "All sons" The tragedies of the ancient Greeks most often tell the tragic defects to the hero. This flaw determines the event of the story, eventually leading to the fall of the hero. The story does not end until the hero knows his own flaw and attempts to fix it. This involves the death of the master, trying to correct the possible mistakes he may have. Arthur Miller borrowed this idea as the basis for his play "My Sons".

In the drama Arthur Miller (Arthur Miller), "My son," the word "father" means goodness and the absolute sureness of Chris Keller's incarnation. Chris and his father Joe have a close relationship. Joe did everything what he did for Chris for his life. When he retires, his entire factory is for Chris. Through play, there are problems with the innocent death of 21 pilot jaws, there are pieces of plants from Joe on their flight plane. Chris is convinced that his father is not participating in these deaths and I am convinced that Joe's partner Herbert Dev fully owns its responsibility. At the end of the script, Chris noticed that Joe had committed suicide due to guilt, and that his father brings guilt and remorse of remorse. Joe did everything for his sons for the rest of his life. When his eldest son Rally died in the war, Joe dedicated his youngest son, Chris. "KELLER .... Why am I working? This is just for you, Chris, the whole shot matc!

Arthur Miller puts this quote into All My Sons' play, Joe Keller carries some broken cylinder heads during the war, and some are on board the plane. An airplane crashed and 21 people died. Joe Keller spent time in prison, but it was released as he was not in the store when his head was taken. Instead, he asks the partner Steve Daver to send a cylinder head and Joe was at home and kept the crime scene. But Steve gets even more severe punishment. He was charged with crime and sent to prison because he was the actual person who issued the warrant. This shows that Joe Keller's behavior has little effect on him. It affects all people and their families who have been killed. It also affected Steve Daver and his family. In the process of punishing others with his behavior, Joe influenced his son's rally. Larry could not believe what his father had done. Larry committed suicide in order to punish his father and show what he mistook.