![]() Wilder is of the view that love symbolizes the innovation and achievement of humans.Īlthough the plot of Our Town fundamentally revolves around romance, yet the range and variety of bonds that humans can build between each other as talked about in the play is quite vast. An in-depth analysis of the play suggests that the most obvious interpersonal association exists in the form of romance in which is engrossed the courtship of Emily and George. This is a means of promoting social relations and networking. According to junior Alec Silberblatt, “Thornton Wilder wrote the play to show the importance of day-to-day life, which is something everyone can relate to no matter the time period” (Noodls).Īlthough many of them may not realize this in particular, yet it is a fact that a vast majority of people living in the town of Grover’s Corners necessarily find time from their everyday schedule to get together, interact with one another. ![]() This is one aspect of his life over which, man generally maintains control to some extent. This middle stage of life is the one in which an individual cultivates quest for partnership, friendship, association, and companionship with others. ![]() 25 May Our Town The theme of Companionship: The novel emphasizes that among all stages of life, the one that is of maximum importance comes in the middle because of the fact that neither birth nor death can be escaped. ![]()
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