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Louis is almost the antithesis of Roy Cohn. Louis always seems confused about what he wants, Roy knows without a doubt. Louis searches for a way to forget about his pain, Roy accepts pain and says that "life is pain". Louis is afraid, Roy says the Devil should be afraid of him. However, we must question Louis' moral character, just as we do Roy's, because Louis abandon's his loved ones in the greatest times of need - the difference between Roy and Louis' lack of morals is that Louis always let them get the better of him. | Louis is almost the antithesis of Roy Cohn. Louis always seems confused about what he wants, Roy knows without a doubt. Louis searches for a way to forget about his pain, Roy accepts pain and says that "life is pain". Louis is afraid, Roy says the Devil should be afraid of him. However, we must question Louis' moral character, just as we do Roy's, because Louis abandon's his loved ones in the greatest times of need - the difference between Roy and Louis' lack of morals is that Louis always let them get the better of him. | ||
As the play progresses, we see Louis continuing to run from his problems. Sometimes all it takes to realize what you have done wrong is a good ole fashion butt whoopin. Joe is the one who gives it to Louis, and it opened his eyes to what he has been doing as being wrong. | |||
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2. Do you think Louis' actions are justified when he leaves Prior after discovering the severity of Prior's illness? | 2. Do you think Louis' actions are justified when he leaves Prior after discovering the severity of Prior's illness? | ||
3.Why does Louis asks Prior to take him back? | |||
4.Is Prior's response justified? Why or Why not? | |||