the god of carnage

October 6, 2021•92 words

What about The God of Carnage would be interesting to explore further?

Argument: the professions have shaped their personalities.

Example: pg. 65

(Alain) "We only care about our own feelings"
(Alain) "You're the same breed. You're part of the same category of women - committed, problem-solving. That's not what we like about women, what we like about women is sexuality, wildness, hormones."

Notes:

Alain is a work-oriented lawyer.
All his phone calls during the play were with men.
During the play he only agreed with Michel's arguments.

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