Arthur Miller presents Eddie Carbone as a tragic hero Essay

The adjacent major(ip) event in this mise en moving-picture show is where Rodolfo and Catherine have been bounce to Paper lady The passwords Paper doll could represent Catherine, as Eddie is implying that Rodolfo only wants Catherine for his papers his head to the country. During this scene Eddies anger has been rising and he then makes an attempt to dishonour Rodolfo by do him look foolish and sissified, I mean corresponding me . . . would be like in a jell store. During this point Catherine and Rodolfo have stopped dancing and morose off the phonograph, showing that Rodolfo has taken notice of this discover and his pent up anger is sh let when he unconsciously tears the newspaper in half. Eddies green-eyed monster and anger has been rising through protrude this scene and in another attempt to make Rodolfo look unmanly and foolish Eddie asks him for a sparring ensure. Eddie hurts Rodolfo by punching him, He feints with his left . . . staggers Rodolfo. Marco risesHe do es this to illustrate his supply over him and show to Catherine that he is weak and overly to warn him this kind of behaviour is shown in animals where males twist around on each other for the right to mate. Marco has realised what is spillage on so he rises to have his nominal head felt by Eddie and to show him that he exit keep going Rodolfo up. During this scene Miller has been building up tension through Eddies controversial lampoon to the sparring match as what mootms to be comradeliness and jokes, is really a way to get back at the two brothers.At the annul of this scene Marco and Eddie have a gainsay to see who support lift a direct from wiz tholepin to above their heads. Eddie tries and tries but to no success the chair just, leans over to the floor. When Marco attempts this he raises the chair as if like a weapon over Eddies head this action is symbolic of Eddies unavoidableness as he dies because of Marco in the end. It is a gesticulate that foreshadows the future events yet to occur after this incident.This challenge of strength was also a more sibilant warning to Eddie by Marco to show that he could out power and even defeat him in a fight, we know this because of the stage directions, . . gl are of warning into a smile of triumph These show Marcos facial expressions. He is smiling because he knows Eddie is no match for him, Eddie also knows this as his, grin vanishes ending the scene and act with a dramatic climax. Eddie cannot defeat Rodolfo and Marco by being more of a man so he is left with one option, betrayal, which brings on his hastiness.The near time Eddie encounters Alfieri is his final meeting with him. Eddie comes to him desperate to do something about Rodolfo and Marco as he is immersed by his jealousy after seeing Catherine come out of the said(prenominal) bedroom as Rodolfo in the previous scene. In this scene Alfieri again describes Eddies eyes as tunnels this repeated use of the word tunnels suggests that hi s fate is unavoidable as a tunnel has only one way out and so does Eddies fate. In fact in this paragraph in that location are numerous phrases and words that suggest the downfall of Eddie is indispensable such as, On December twenty-seventh I saw him next.I normally . . . sat about looking out my window at the mouth It seems unusual for Alfieri to break from his routine by staying in his office as he is a fussy man and staying just looking out the window is an illogical way to spend time, suggesting to me it was fate that make him stay in his office that day. Also the word transfix shows the downfall of Eddie, the meaning of the word transfixed is to be fixed to the spot through fear. Alfieri is panic-struck as he knows what is going to happen next and he is powerless to stop it from happening ingeminate this idea of inevitability.Eddie uses the same excuses that Rodolfo is homosexual and that he is use Catherine as a way to stay in America. Alfieri tells him as he told him before, you cannot stop it but Eddies desperation drives him on. Alfieri warns him, the law of nature is only . . . drown you if you blast it now Alfieri is trying to warn him about the implications that would gussy up if he was to go against the join of Catherine and Rodolfo when he says law he is also talking about the marriage however his warnings are futile as he starts turning around and goes to the phone booth.Eddie knows now that there is nothing more he can do than to call the immigration bureau, his hastiness and desperation impairing his morals, do him go against the things he stands for. In the last scenes we see that Eddie has lost everything, as all of the community turn their backs on Eddie, Lipari, the butcher, turns and starts up left. He has certain the immigration about Marco and Rodolfo which is considered to be the most unworthy thing a Sicilian man could do and so they have lost all take to be they had for him.Eddie even so maintains his innocence a s he never gave up fighting for his niece till he died and he stuck to his ways. Eddie is a tragic hero as he died because of his fatal flaw his over possessive chicane of his niece Catherine. We see that he realises his mistake at the end as his last words are, My B. this suggests that Eddie has now silent that his loyalties should have stayed with Beatrice his wife. It is Alfieri that recognises that the death of Eddie should persuade you to think that, it is split to settle for half.Alfieri also says that even though he knew that what Eddie did was bad there was still something in him that made him good, something perversely pure calls to me from his memory This conveys that Alfieri still thinks that Eddie is the good guy at the end of the play, as what he did was out of love a warmness for his family, even though inevitably this would lead to his downfall and this was the reason why he died the way he did. At the end of the play we agree with Alfieri as the audience conside rs Eddie to have been hero in his own way.