All My Sons By Author Miller - Discuss the ways in which the characters

All My Sons By Author Miller - demonstrate the ways in which the characters of Joe and Chris are presented in the play. mitigate. Go onto discuss how a clash between them is inevitable.1. dispute the ways in which the characters of Joe and Chris are presented in the play. mitigate2. Go onto discuss how a clash between them is inevitable.3. Discuss how the clash arises from the difference in their set.As the play progresses, the characteristics, personality and values ofboth Joe and Chris Keller are revealed slowly. At the beginning, Joeis described as a alternatively popular man who is sociable and respectedamong his friends. He enjoys spending succession with his neighbors. He issuccessful in his business he gives us an clinical depression of a pragmatic,self-made, man among men. He is described as a best husband and aloving, sensible father. He cares about his family and puts them at ahigh priority.However, his lack in education and a peasant-like common awarenessresulted in his minimal insight and judgment of the world and thethings around him. Although he is non very b chastise, he is quite frankabout it and unstrained to admit it which is shown in a dialogue betweenJoe Keller and Frank Lubey where Joe coolly proclaimes When youlook at a page like this you realize how unwitting you are when he wasreading the newspaper. From what he said, it excessively suggests that he isalso somewhat defensive about it.His personality also led to practic in ally admiration from his friends andfamily. At one point, Chris even made a knight for his father,calling him Joe McGuts This shows that he is still well respectedafter the spectacular indecent with the cracked cylinder heads and howother still think he pulled a fas... ...ight fail and collapse and all his hard work consecrate on saving the business for his sons would be ruined. He feltthat it was the right thing to do he does not believe he was discreditedin any way. He also felt that everybody else worked for a valueduring the war and thought that he ought to as well. The business isthe furthest his point could see. The lives of 21 men meant little tohim when it comes to the business. The conscience of what has had donewasnt there, it was real to him. Joe did not realize how the attitudethat he adopted would have such a large impact on Chris.Chris was totally shocked by his fathers doings. It profaned hisprinciples and beliefs altruism and selflessness. He became confusedand failed to know what to do with his father. This shattered alltrust and bonding between father and son, he failed to close his lookon guilt.