All My Sons Group
Question:
In Act two, why does George have "blood in his eyes"? Why is he there? What does George explain to Chris and Ann?
Answers:
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renelane Teacher
High School - 11th GradePosted by renelane on Thursday November 8, 2007 at 10:37 AMGeorge is in a rage and looking for a fight. He is there to protest the intended marriage of Ann and Chris. He announces that Keller is to blame for their family's problems.
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jphenderson Teacher
Posted by jphenderson on Saturday March 15, 2008 at 8:42 AMGeorge has discovered the truth that his own father is innocent, after finally visiting him in prison. He is there not only to protest Ann getting married to Chris, but to take her back with him. He tells Ann and Chris the truth that Joe Keller (Chris's dad) avoided the situation, was really responsible for the crime, and should be the one in prison.