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All My Sons Fact-Matching Game

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About This Challenge

All My Sons is a play written by Arthur Miller that delves into themes of guilt, responsibility, and the consequences of ethical decisions. In the same vein, our game, Fact Finder, challenges players to piece together important information fragments to uncover the truth behind a mysterious event.

  • Players will need to carefully examine clues and use their deductive skills to connect the dots.
  • Utilize spells to receive hints and gain extra time to solve the puzzle.
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  • - All My Sons is a play written by Arthur Miller in 1947.
  • - The play is set in the aftermath of World War II.
  • - The story revolves around the Keller family.
  • - Joe Keller is the patriarch of the Keller family.
  • - Joe Keller's son, Larry, went missing during the war.
  • - Larry's disappearance has caused a rift within the family.
  • - Chris Keller, Larry's brother, believes Larry is dead.
  • - Ann Deever, Larry's former girlfriend, arrives at the Keller house.
  • - Ann's father, Steve Deever, was Joe Keller's business partner.
  • - Steve Deever is in prison for selling faulty airplane parts during the war.
  • - Joe Keller was found innocent and was not convicted.
  • - The play explores themes of guilt, responsibility, and the American Dream.
  • - Kate Keller, Joe's wife, refuses to accept Larry's death.
  • - Joe's relationship with his son Chris is strained.
  • - The Keller family's neighbors, the Bayliss family, are also involved in the story.
  • - Sue Bayliss is jealous and resentful of Ann's relationship with Chris.
  • - George Deever, Ann's brother, arrives at the Keller house seeking answers.
  • - George blames Joe Keller for his father's imprisonment.
  • - The truth about Joe Keller's involvement in the faulty airplane parts is revealed.
  • - The play ends with a tragic twist that impacts the Keller family.

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