If it is said that the most desperate person in the whole play is the mother, she really loves these children and hopes that their lives will be a little happier, but every time she has to face her own hands and send them to death, she can't be free from distractions Love them, not even your own children.
The happiest people may be those who are ignorant! At least they didn't experience despair and fear. Sometimes I really don't know whether people are smart or stupid.
My favorite character is Norman. I like him not because of his cleverness, but because of his indifference. He has a strong sense of belief. He believes that Emma can escape, and even goes to death so calmly. With him I believe that Emma must feel very at ease by my side.
Ray was a poor kid, he knew everything, so he was the most miserable, he didn't have a happy childhood, but luckily there were Emma and Norman, otherwise I would have thought he was really sad.
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