"All My Sons" is a powerful play by Arthur Miller that explores the moral dilemmas faced by a family after World War II. The story revolves around Joe Keller, a businessman who, during the war, sold defective airplane parts that resulted in the deaths of 21 pilots, including his own son, Larry. The play examines themes of guilt, responsibility, and the impact of one’s choices on family and society.
The narrative unfolds as Joe's surviving son, Chris, returns home from the war, believing in the integrity of his father. However, as the plot progresses, secrets begin to emerge, leading to tension between Chris and his parents. Chris’s relationship with Ann, Larry’s former girlfriend, adds to the complexity as they navigate the aftermath of family tragedy and betrayal.