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by Terence Rattigan

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Compare and contrast Andrew Crocker-Harris with Willy Loman from Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman (1949). Both characters find themselves trapped in unhappy circumstances. How do they each deal with the challenges in their lives?

How might Millie and Andrew have avoided their unhappy situation? Was the dissolution of their marriage inevitable? Discuss how certain actions—such as better communication, compromise, or marriage counseling—could have influenced their relationship.

Compare and contrast Andrew Crocker-Harris with Mr. Chips, the main character in the movie Goodbye Mr. Chips (1939). This film explores the life of a British schoolteacher, Mr. Chips. How do these characters perceive their roles? How does their attitude impact those around them, including students and family members?

Research the psychology behind why some wives cheat on their husbands. How do Millie’s actions align with your findings? Do you think Millie and Frank genuinely love each other?

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