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Are The Characters In Arthur Miller’S Play ‘A View From The Bridge’ Influenced By Social Or Personal Factors?

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March 27, 2013

 

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This then leads to his alternative feelings for her, which, in this culture, are unacceptable. Eddie himself will never admit having this out of the ordinary fondness for his niece. This also confirms the guilt Eddie must have been feeling and the pressure he was in, to keep his secret. He greatly denies all accusations on this subject...
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He greatly denies all accusations on this subject. His wife, Beatrice is already aware that something is going on, and confronts him with it. “You want somethin’ else, Eddie, and you can never have her!” (p.62). Beatrice suspects Eddie’s feelings for Catherine and so tries to deals with the situation...
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