Character Analysis Of Lind Linda

Mother: a woman in relation to a child or children to whom she has given birth. A lover, a friend, someone you can go to and expel all your problems. Who’s there to listen to heal your wounds with her kisses. Mother an angle sent from heaven to watch over and take care of you. To be there through thick and thin no matter what. Steering you in the right direction even if you’re not agreeing with her. Linda’s relationship with her sons seems kind of love hate. As if in the end she transforms against them and is fed up with their mistakes. Truly she is just trying to change thing for the better. Attempting to give them that little extra push that’s needed to start going. Its not that she hates them all of a sudden she’s just looking out for what’s best and at this point it’s leaving home.
None of them really have a life as in work, or a plan for the future. Right now they are relying on mom and dad to sustain them. They are now just fed up at this point in life they should have been married and or trying to find a future for them selves. Instead they sit at home this is probably why their mother mad the choice of sending them away. When Linda say in Act ii, “get out of here, both of you, and don’t comeback.” This isn’t a change of attitude she doesn’t hate them of feels ager towards her sons. She just uses this opportunity to her advantage. Getting rid of the boys so they can finally go off and fend for them selves. They need to realize that if they keep it up they will end up now were. She probably is a bit angry at the choices made by them but I don’t think that’s what this anger is pointed