Drama Slavomir Mrozek Belongs to Essay

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Inner strength lies in following the values and old traditions, as compared to the false powers that are bestowed by freedom of no values and traditions (Kelly 44).

Conclusion

The play described in the sections above has a stronger meaning that needs increased comprehension and understanding. Here the main aim of the author is to highlight the fact that order, rather than rebellious bohemian behavior, traditions and values are the strengths that can help in surviving through life. There is no grace in freedom that is itself free of all values.
This represents the political situation of Poland in the Second World War as well as the modern day as brutality and power is the main order rather than justice and values.

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