He lacks moral uprightness and disrespects his wife. On the other hand, Peck portrays some disruptive behaviors, especially towards his niece. Allowing the waiter to keep change is an act that really demonstrates Peck’s generosity. Peck attributes generosity and appreciation particular in the situation when the waiter served him he admitted that the services were exceptional to the extent of allowing her to keep the change. The positive aspect of Peck is his act of generosity and appreciation. He is jovial and in some cases tends to be a bit more serious when carrying out sensitive issues especially when giving driving lessons to Li’l Bit. He seems to strongly perceive the value for a family when he undertakes that the family is family and nothing changes that regardless of the old age, behavior or anything else. Peck admits that his wife is beautiful but at the same time wants to divorce her for Li’lbit. Peck, who takes part in the play as the uncle of the li’l bit, describes the character of many men that have families in which they do not derive satisfaction from their wives. Peck is one of the main characters in the play that plays the role of a modest man, husband, and son. Peck in the play represents a man who is in the forties. The following section analyzes the characters in the play and the degree of stereotypes exhibited. They represent the whole outlook of the entire community in their respective different fields. The play consists of various characters namely Peck, Li’l bit, The Greek chorus, Female Greek chorus, the teenage Greek chorus, and Male Greek chorus and many more.

Development of the characters in the play and their degree of stereotypes This paper critically analyzes the play ‘How I learned to drive’ about the development of the characters and the degree of the stereotypes. Nevertheless, she kept on working towards her craft, thus taking controversial themes that include the most illustrious play which won Pulitzer prize, ‘How I learned to drive.’ Paula Vogel dedicated the play ‘how I learned to drive’ to Peter Franklin.

The play how i learned to drive