The stage manager serves as the informant through the story and provdies useful commentary in awkward situations and moemnts in the play. he aslo serves to be of use when Emily gets married and looks back on her life with her family. He also plays other small parts. Dr. Gibbs and Mrs. gibbs have two children, Rebecca and George who are respectively 11 and 16 at the beginning of the play. Rebecca is a smart young girl for her afe. George Gibbs is the high school hero of Grover's Corners, champion pitcher of the basball team and president of his senior class. Unfortunately, his success goes to his head. He begins to act very conceited and ifnores his family and friends for baseball. Emily Webb, his neighbor and furture wife, later helps him to realize the errors of his ways. Emily is the main chracter of the play whose l

ife and death is followed throughout all three acts. At the beginning of the play, she is a bright young student who is always excelling in school. She makes very good grades and has been elected as the seecretary and tresurer of her senior class in high school. It is also obvious that Emily is a popular girl. George complains during the play that she is always busy and surrounded by friends. Emily also has a brother Wally who is the same afe as George's sister, Rebecca. They have brief appearance in the play. The Webbs, Emily's parents, have small parts and contribute to a few conversations about the ngagment of George and Emily. Howie Newsome is the local milkman. Mr. Stimson and Mrs. Soames talk to Emily when she decides she wants to look back on her life. Throughout the play, Emily and George seem to have the most detailed relationship. They've known each other all of their lives and have grown up taking care of loving each other. Emily is the nice, smart, and well-mannered girl, while George seems to be a little more rebellious, rugged, and athletic.

Our Town is initally about a small town where basically everyone who lived there knew everything about everbody and usually those peoiple ended up living there until they finally passed away. It was a town like many others. As George and Emily reached high school it seemed as if they were slowly growing apart from their childhood friendship. One day, George offers to carry Emily's books and she begins to tell him that she thinks he's changed for the wrost and has become extremely conceited about his accomplishments. Hurt but appreciative, George thanks Emily for coming forward and addressing his attitude. Then he tells her that he loves her and she exp

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