What are the issues raised by the play mother's day?
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Answer:The play deals with the condition of mothers, especially housewives
Explanation:A mother, who works day in and day out for fulfilling the demands of her family is never regarded in return and is taken for granted.
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The play Mother’s Day by J B Priestly reflects the reality of how mothers have no voice in their own family.
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The main issues presented by the play are:
- The mother of the house is never given the respect that she deserves.
- She is an unpaid servant whom everybody takes for granted.
- The mistress of the house should assert her position in the family rather than allowing to be oppressed.
- These issues are significant even in the contemporary society, which the author presents in a comical and satirical matter.
- The issue is resolved in the play by the transformation of the personalities when the mother stops her duties.
- It delivers an important social message to appreciate the effort of mothers in the house and never treat them like a maid destined to toil her life.
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