Emotionally Disabled Mothers and Their Struggle to Save
In order to become fully aware of the tremendous power and tragedy that
this play holds, one must try to put oneself in the position of the mothers
in these two plays. ... In Some Mothers Son,
Kathleens priorities differ from Annies in many forms, but parallel them
on occasion. ... Finally, Kathleen succumbs to her own
personal beliefs and priorities to save Gerard, "Im taking him off (the
hunger strike)" (150). ... As this is the first
glance at Kathleens beliefs, it will be repeated throughout Some Mothers
Son. ...
Closing the covers of these two great plays, one really understands the
ultimate sacrifices mothers make for their family members.
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