At the beginning of the play Gwen is a nagging housewife. She is always right, well she thinks she is anyway. She changes into a more sympathetic and balanced individual. Vic has showed her to put love, not possessions and status, first. She was obsessed

Roy goes from being in complete denial as he lost his son in the Vietnam War to being a little more caring and understanding toward others. He doesn't talk to his wife Coral very much except to patronize her and give her lectures about "snapping out of it" his insensitivity extends Coral Grief period beyond what it need be. He threatens her with Electro-compulsive therapy (a physical horror to follow her mental one.) This forces Coral into total isolation and to run away. By the end of the play Roy is seeking for forgiveness, as well as love and reconciliation from Coral. (When he kisses her hands.)

Roy at the Beginning: Act1 Scene 3 " I thought I told you to stay in the car!" to Roy at the end: Act 3 Scene 3 " Coral? Sweetheart? Come back to the party."

Everyone goes through

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Approximate Word count = 529
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)