Good Guys Always Win Play Analysis

What should I do? They won’t find out! Maybe I should tell just in case. WHAT SHOULD I DO? These questions pop through everyone’s heads all the time when they are trying to make a difficult decision, that is what the two main characters faced in the story and play, “Cover-ups” and “Good Guys Always Win.” To begin, in “Cover-ups” Richard and Jenna both find out a secret that has been kept from them for a long time. This causes Mrs. Kittredge to make a hard decision, should she tell them the truth about their fathers? Mrs. Kittredge follows her gut and decides to go with what she thinks is right. In paragraph 11 Mrs. Kittredge says to Richard and Jenna, “Maybe I should have told you.” She continues by explaining what happened between Richard and Jenna’s father’s. Jenna’s father also had a decision to make which caused him to get in such a ruckus. Which was, should he take money from the company? He roughly did, causing him to go to jail and he also pulled down his best friend
Throughout the story, they were many bribes towards him and even threats. For an example, the Bully threatens to shove the Good Guy in a locker, the Rich boy bribed him with money, and the cute girl used her cute looks as an advantage. There were so many opportunities for the Good Guy to easily ditch what was right but instead he handed the answers back to the teacher with much pride. In the act of handing back the answers to the teacher she says, “That is why I am recommending you for admission to COLLEGE!” This shows how the Good Guy made the right decision because, in the end the he gets the biggest reward of all reaching his goal in going to college. As one can see, even though it might be stressful to make a decision something can go good for you if you make the good