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At the end of the play “Hobson’s choice” Maggie says to Will, “You’re the man I made you and I’m proud.” How far is this true?
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At the end of the play "Hobson's choice" Maggie says to Will, "You're the man I made you and I'm proud." How far is this true? "Hobson's choice," is a play written by Harold Brighouse in 1964. It is set in Manchester, mainly around a shop and the family, which owns it. At the beginning of the play, "Hobson's choice," we meet some of the most important characters in the story. The first scene opens with Alice, Vickey and Maggie having a conversation. Through this conversation, we find out different things about them. Vickey and Alice are both courting but Maggie is more interested in her farther, Hobson, and their family business. Maggie is a very dominant character and because of this, she makes a great saleswoman. "This is a shop you know. We're not here to let people go out without buying." In this scene, we also meet the other...
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