In the play the two daughters don't seem concerned at their fathers death .Do you think it is proper ? If not , why ?
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no I don't think it's proper bcoz every daughter love their father than anyone else they are their heroes role models
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yes, there are a series of examples in the play which tell us that the two sisters are not concerned about theis father.
first, Amelia was more concerned about outshining her sister in terms of mourning dresses. She beleived theat she would have a better dress than mrs.jordan . simillary, Mrs.jordan herself was late because she had to buy a new and complete mourning dress. they beleived in showing their showing their sadness through their dresses rather than having a feeling of greif in their hearts.
later, both the families decided to have tea before mourning and crying over their father's dead body.
after that, when the families thought that Abel hed paid his premium, they applauded and apreciated him, called him honourable. When the found out he didn't, they called him a drunken old beggar.
then, when Abel was found to be alive, none of them heaved a sigh of releif , but instead were dissapointed. they were displeased as they had spent a lot of money on their mourning dresses, and also because they would not get any share of their father's wealth.
they were materialistic and tried to pinch their father's goods, the "dear departed" actually reffered to the father's wealth and not himself.
HOPE IT HELPS!!! ☺
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yes, there are a series of examples in the play which tell us that the two sisters are not concerned about theis father.
first, Amelia was more concerned about outshining her sister in terms of mourning dresses. She beleived theat she would have a better dress than mrs.jordan . simillary, Mrs.jordan herself was late because she had to buy a new and complete mourning dress. they beleived in showing their showing their sadness through their dresses rather than having a feeling of greif in their hearts.
later, both the families decided to have tea before mourning and crying over their father's dead body.
after that, when the families thought that Abel hed paid his premium, they applauded and apreciated him, called him honourable. When the found out he didn't, they called him a drunken old beggar.
then, when Abel was found to be alive, none of them heaved a sigh of releif , but instead were dissapointed. they were displeased as they had spent a lot of money on their mourning dresses, and also because they would not get any share of their father's wealth.
they were materialistic and tried to pinch their father's goods, the "dear departed" actually reffered to the father's wealth and not himself.
HOPE IT HELPS!!! ☺
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