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Tonight I went to the school's spring play. It was Aurther Miller's, "All My Sons." It was such a hard play to watch as it was extermely emotionally gripping. Most all of the lines were delivered by the characters shouting. It basically consisted of people making poor decisions and hurting the people they loved. It also dealt with alot of death and grieving. The running themes were that of idealism, capitalism, and family. Anyway, the scene that gripped me most was when the parents were talking about how to fix things regarding their son. The son had just stormed out of the house as he learned a secret of his father. The parents had no idea how the son would respond to them as the mother claimed she NO LONGER KNEW HER SON. She thought she did, but realized she was wrong. That concept really hit home with me.