Chris strongly believed that his father played no part in those deaths and that the blame lay solely on Joe's partner. At the end of the play, Chris' realization that his father was guilty brings about anger and then remorse, when Joe commits suicide due to his guilty conscience. Joe has done everything in his life for his sons. Once his older son Larry died in the war, Joe devoted his life to his younger son Chris. Many businesses are handed down from generation to generation. Joe felt his role in life was to build a business tha

Throughout the play, "All My Sons", the theme of the family appeared on a number of levels. Chris and Joe demonstrated their dedication and love to one another through a strong bond. Joe proved this by doing everything in life, including committing a crime, for his son, Chris. Chris showed this bond by not believing in his father's guilt

George's disagreement with Chris about his father's guilt demonstrated Chris' belief that his father was not guilty of any crime. He refused to believe that his father played a role in shipping the defective parts to the government. This only reinforced the idea that there was a strong father son bond between Joe and Chris. The moral values that were instilled in Chris blocked him from believing that his father was capable of anything else but good. These values prove to be the eventual down fall of Joe.

even though the truth lay at the tip of his nose. Even after the realization that his father played a role in many death

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