Hobson’s Choice Essay

Maggie. Yes, Maggie Youre increase on me lass. In act three we see that the wedding reaction is a small and simple one. This tells the audience that Maggie is not one for blow money and does not mind having the party in the cellars. As the tender moves on, the audience starts to see a change in get outie, Youre making a great mistake, Mr. Hobson. resultie besides starts to take the upper hand with Hobson, puzzle down, Mr. Hobson. The change in him is all down to Maggie she has pride in Willie and believes in him. Their marriage is originally more(prenominal) than of a business arrangement more everywhere it starts to ecome more of marriage of equal partners.When Hobson comes over to seek help, Maggie is sure to colloquy to Will first, Will its my grow. Is he to come in? Maggie and Will work together to make Hobson feel ashamed of his drinking and bequeath him into giving marriage exterminations to her younger sisters. The audience will warm to Maggie over the way he skilfully gets her own back on her father. When Maggie mussinesss with her fathers problem, she is in control and the audience, clearly see that she and Will are working together as a team, Do you trust it will get in the paper Maggie?Yes, for sure. Will has come a long way as he was previously descri ass as stunted mentally by a brutalised childhood. Even though Maggies plan has gone well in getting Hobson to give the settlement money over as a fine for trespassing, she shows that she cares for her sisters. Maggie does not permit Albert Prosser take the thousand pounds he originally asks for, You neednt be greedy. She also threatens to counter-sue and confirms the original settlement of five hundred pounds.We see a softer more sentimental side of Maggie when she throws away the hot ouse flowers but keeps one to kettle of fish in her bible. To finish the act, Brighouse returns to the comedy of when Will has to be led to bed by the ear. Although Maggie is clearly in charge in this respect, it contains an element of heart and humour plus this would also make her character a likeable one. At the start of Act Four, we see that Hobson is ill. Tubby tries to help by suggesting for Maggie to come over. Shall I go for Miss Maggie sir?The opinion is agreed by the doctor, l dont know who this Maggie is, but I rank her. When Maggie and her sisters find that Hobson needs looking after, Vickey and Alice try to get Maggie to do it. Alice says, I dont think I can be pass judgment to come back to this after what IVe been used to. Hobson tries to offer an unfair, mean deal to Maggie and Will to take care of him but Maggie quickly says, If he goes, I go with him father, as the bribe is poor. The audience notice how Will has bend a true gentleman with the help from Maggie, Youre the man IVe do you and Im proud. When Will tries to replace Maggies brass parry for a gold one, Maggie does not ish to give it up. That brass ring stay where you put it. This shows the audience a sense of sentimentality. The play ends with Hobson as a sleeping partner, in Wills business. Will, amazed, closes the act and the play with the words, easy by gum At the end of the play, the audience sees that Maggie as more of a likeable character. She is portrayed, by Brighouse, as a successful businesswoman gothic for a lady in her point in time. Brighouse shows Maggie can be fair and compassionate with other characters.