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The character of Kate Keller, created by Arthur Miller and presented to us in the play of “All My Sons” is a very important and central character, a woman with her own strong views on life
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"...in her early fifties, a woman of uncontrolled inspirations and an overwhelming capacity for love" Trace her development through the play so far and how far you agree with this description of her. The character of Kate Keller, created by Arthur Miller and presented to us in the play of "All My Sons" is a very important and central character, a woman with her own strong views on life, just trying to do the best for her family, loving them and keeping the family together. Prior to Kate's appearance the audience have already discovered a lot about her via the other characters dialogue, actions and stage directions given by Miller. She is married to Joe Keller, and together they have two sons Chris and Larry, both of whom went to war, however many years have passed and Larry has still not returned. Kate is a mother who is still grieving over the loss...
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