The Weakness of Characters in a Play

According to Hamlet's speech, Hamlet said: "Weakness, your name is a woman!" (Stage 1, scene 2, line 146). In this case, the term "vulnerable" is defined as a weakness or error caused by moral weakness. All creatures on the earth are created in a weak way. Therefore, it is natural that there are weak points between human characters. On the other hand, it should not be immoral or be blamed for weak personality. We can not deny the fact that weakness exists.

The symbol of the weakness of the character plays an important role in showing the emergence of age theme in the story. Every character growing here has weak points that hinder them. As you can see from the "red mask of death", as in "betting" some people are like death in metaphor and in a long-term plan this is just a small recession, "Eleven" Rachel I felt helpless because of that age. In "shaving", Barry may not be able to do a lot of what he prefers soon. In "Egret", Sylvia hardly connects to the death of an ostrich, because she care about what people think about her. She soon learned that if the bird died it would be wrong for her.

In this drama, 21 characters representing "common sense of society" appeared. The main characters are outlined below, but the main characters represent human strengths and weaknesses, reliable communities, and varying degrees of complexity and experience. Some critics believe that Kruger is a moral game as it focuses on moral issues and conflict between right and wrong. In this regard, for example, Abigail represents desire, Putnam is greedy, Hale is good intentions, Elizabeth is faithful. This should be regarded as oversimplifying because letters are narrowed down to symbols rather than people and letters are much deeper than this. Several critics believe that the role of Miller is "one dimensional" 4. This should be taken into account in the analysis of role in the play.