Away Michael Gow Analysis

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Away is a play written by Michael Gow, an Australian author and writer. The play involves three families such as Roy, a headmaster, Coral (Roy’s wife), Harry and Vic, and their son Tom who is dying of the disease Leukaemia and he is also a student at Roy’s school. Lastly, the third family, martyrish mother, Gwen and her husband Jim, and their daughter Vic who has mutual affection with Tom as they’ve met in recent schools they attended together. …show more content…
Coral is the wife of Roy and was also a mother, after her son died in the army, while fighting in the Vietnam War. Coral finds it difficult to find ways to cope with the death of her son, which led her to becoming much unattached from new experiences and that led her becoming a little crazy. Both Craziness and the loss of their son made life harder for them, it was not the money that affected them, it was the grieving over the loss of their son that destroyed

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