1. The character of Will Mossop in Hobson
... to Will as, "my husband." This shows them that they cannot think of him as he was before. He has changed a great deal through the play and must now be treated differently. The moment he enters he is in control: "Now, then, Maggie, go and bring your father down and be sharp. I"m busy at ... Hobson's shop he is almost arrogant. When examining the stock he says's things like, "Your trades gone down till all you sell is clogs" He has the business sense to negotiate a good deal with Hobson and is ambitious enough to see a future in St Ann's Square. He is so determined to get his own ... way t...
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- Grade Level: High School