1. Our Town: The value of Life
... , the inhabitants are just average human beings, people that most audiences can identify with. Wilder's picture of Grover's Corners, with its limited culture, intellect, and economics, gives us an idea of the early years of the twentieth century. The small community of Grovers Corners is the perfect example of a laid back town that takes time to notice their surroundings and make friends and acquaintances. In the ... , town gossip seems to flourish in the little hamlet. Simon Stimson, the town drunk and also the victim of hard tragedies in his life, is the topic of conversation of the thr...
- Word Count: 1231
- Approx Pages: 5
- Grade Level: High School