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John Guare and Robert Frost – Families Depicted: This 8-page comparative essay discusses John Guare’s play, “Six Degrees of Separation” and Robert Frost’s “Home Burial” relevant to the family unit. In addition, it explores a number of dynamics within the constructs of each couple’s marriage, while also examining revelations about their true characters relative to unexpected events. Bibliography lists 3 sources. SNSixdeg.doc
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true characters relative to unexpected events. Bibliography lists 3 sources. SNSixdeg.doc John Guare and Robert Frost - Families Depicted Written by Susan A. Nelson
- July, 2001 For More Information On This Paper Please One of the most difficult and often painful of all life
experiences is to be found in our interactions with others. Frames of reference differ and family of origin experiences are often quite disparate. Therefore, finding a common
ground within such divergence can require tremendous effort. However, without question the most difficult and painful of all these relationships is frequently the one that we have with our
families. John Guares play, Six Degrees of Separation explores a number of dynamics within the constructs of a couples marriage, as does Robert Frosts poem, Home Burial. This
comparative essay discusses the intricacies and delicate balancing acts to be found in each, while also examining revelations about their true characters relative to unexpected events.
In Six Degrees of Separation, a wealthy (but cash poor) and urbane Manhattan couple (Ouisa and Flan Kittredge), ends up being duped by a pathologically
imaginative young man. Initially, Ouisa and Flan are entertaining and doing their best to suck up to South African businessman, Geoffrey in the hopes of getting two million
dollars out of him to finance the purchase of their next Cezanne. Suddenly, the doorbell rings and a young Black man bursts into their Upper East Side home. He
is good-looking and well dressed, but is bleeding from a stab wound. Unfortunately, he is more adept than they are at schmoozing and he weaves a convincing tale about
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