The relationship between Jimmy and Alison Porter in Look Back in Anger is highly dysfunctional and abusive. Jimmy is the original "angry young man" of the realist school of British theater known as "kitchen sink drama" and Alison is the primary target of his anger. Although intelligent and well-educated, Jimmy is from a working class background and deeply resents the higher social classes he believes are holding him and society back. This includes...
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