Dysfunctional Families in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, by Tennessee Williams

Dysfunctional Families in Cat on a fiery Tin Roof, by Tennessee WilliamsDysfunction and volatility is common amongst families. These families dislike their race and often resent them. In the play, Cat on a juicy Tin Roof, by Tennessee Williams, the Politt family does not function as a median(prenominal) family. Brick, Maggie, and large(p) Daddy are three members of the family that assimilate the most problems that incite the whole family.Brick, Maggies alcoholic husband, is an uncaring man who has no level-headed feelings toward his wife. For example, when Maggie buys a gift for Brick to give to Big Daddy on his birthday and Maggie wants Brick to sign the card, he says No I dont need to do anything I dont want to do(28). tied(p) on Big Daddys last birthday, Brick refuses to make Big Daddy happy. He is very selfish in his decision. In addition, when Maggie wants to have a little privacy with Brick and he refuses, Maggie responds by saying she johnt live under those circums tances, Brick then states You agreed to Accept that limit(32). Maggie wants to love Brick but is shunned because of his insensitivity. Bricks alcohol seems to float his boat more(prenominal) than being with his spouse. Brick has no compassion and feelings for his family and for anyone else.Margaret (Maggie), a young, beautiful woman has a marriage on the rocks and a strong dislike towards Mae and her children. For instance, when Maggie starts talking about Skipper during her con...