Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Act III Prediction for "All My Sons"
After deducing that the central conflict in Act II of "All My Sons" by Arthur Miller was the case between Joe Keller and Steve Deever, I believe the argument will heat up even more in Act III. The main cause for this opinion is the fact that in the end of Act II, Keller admitted to encouraging the distribution of faulty plane parts, partially in front of George. In Act III, I believe that Chris will turn in his father for murder in disgust, and Keller will replace Steve Deever in jail. This will cause a large uproar between the families and in effect, Chris and Anne's engagement will struggle. Previously, Anne believed that her father was guilty, but when she discovers that Joe Keller was living a lie the whole time, she will gravitate away from Chris and his mother. Also, as Anne never spoke to her father while he was in jail, there will be tensions in that relationship and with George when he is released from jail. After never accepting her father's decision, the family will be torn apart due to her loyalty to the Kellers. As for the issue of Kate Keller, who was ultimately holding on to her husband's innocence as a last resort that Larry is still alive, she will commit suicide as she claimed before. All of her hope and emotions put into Keller will fail and she will think she is left with no other solution than to kill herself. If all of these events were to take place, the ending of "All my Sons" would be extremely dramatic, but there's always a slight chance some of them will come true.
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