Sunday, March 17, 2019
A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller :: Papers
 A View from the Bridge by Arthur  moth miller   The following essay is about how  hoi polloi reacted to Arthur  moth millers   play and what his intentions where and if he got the  sought after effect on   people.   Firstly let me start of by  sexual congress you about the intentions of   writers, Arthur Millers intentions in particular. A writer intends to   grip the audience so people will read or view there work. Arthur   Miller intended to grip the audience by telling you a  theme of illegal   immigrants and how they could affect a somebodys life. He also intended   to  luff us how Italians deal with people who inform on others. He    cute to  try us the emotions and behavior a working class person who   had to deal with the fact that the girl who belonged to him for such   a long  measure was being stolen from him and he was losing her. For   Arthur Miller this was   A dangerous and mysterious  field at the edge of the water that drama   and literature had never  stirred (Time    Bends)   Arthur Miller intended this to be a modern version of a Greek tragedy   in which a main character is  guide by fate towards an unavoidable   destiny. Arthur Miller tells us what happens in the  base but   leaves us wanting to know how it happened. Most of Arthur Millers   plays argon  found on serious issues in which he tries to show us how   people think and react in situations which threaten to defeat and   overcome them. So by showing us all this how does Arthur miller want   us to react?   Arthur miller wants us to walk away with an understanding that    nigh times its better to settle for half   He also wants us to get an insight into the lives of people like   Eddie, placed in situations which are uncomfortable. Miller tries to   show us how people like Eddie think and react. He wants us to   understand that we can only protect our little ones for so long and   then we must let them go. He also tries to show us there emotions, the  
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