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In the Eyes of God

In Greek tragedy, the Chorus served a primary function in the play. In the oldest plays, the Chorus composed of up to fifty members. They were the only people on stage and they didn't enact the play but told the story of it. As time passed, the size of the Chorus was reduced and actors were added. In modern plays, there is no separate Chorus. A single character in the play serves the function of the Chorus, providing background information and reacting to actions in the play from the viewpoint of the audience, judging and interpreting what is going on. In Angels in America: Millennium Approaches by Tony Kushner, Joseph Porter Pitt acts as the Chorus. He provides background information to the play and, being part of almost every sequence in the play, he reacts to what is going on. Angels in America: Millennium Approaches is set in the late Twentieth century in the Eighties. In Joseph's conversation with his wife, Harper Amaty Pitt, he describes the political and social background of the play: America has rediscovered itself. Its sacred positio


And people aren't ashamed of that like they used to be. He described the moral standards against which actions must be judged as a religious standard, more specifically, a Mormon one. That's what President Reagan's done, Harper. The character to have the last say in a play yields some kind of authority, concluding the play and making the final comments. Also, as a Mormon, he sets moral standards against which events of the play must be judged. ± (40) Moral standards he sets in the play are religious. Roy believes one must do whatever he must do in order to survive, in politics, the game of being alive. He tells the audience that the play is set in President Reagan's era, when the United States begins acting as international police, an enforcer of truth and law, and the American people are proud. He states that actions must be morally correct in the eyes of God.

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