Question

Q9. Briefly discuss whether the play would have had a more satisfying ending if the man had
not come back through the door, sees Mrs. Oakentubb's vulgar and impenitent gesture and
shoot her - that is to say if it had ended in Mrs. Oakentubb's collapsing with genuine remorse
and the man's decision that he would be adequately revenged if she went on living,
olie​

Answer 1

Briefly discuss whether the play would have had a more satisfying ending if the man had

not come back through the door, sees Mrs. Oakentubb's vulgar and impenitent gesture and

shoot her - that is to say if it had ended in Mrs. Oakentubb's collapsing with genuine remorse

and the man's decision that he would be adequately revenged if she went on living,

olie