It’s pretty good. It basically allows the public to see into a home, “tearing down the walls,” and showing society what really goes on. This was one of the first plays with that “exposed” kind of content so it was a big deal and was at first not accepted by society. It shows women’s role in the home and society and shows that independence can be gained and all that good stuff. And it shows that women aren’t just a “doll” to be exhibited and that they can be independent. check it out on sparknotes.com…i’m sure they have it! good luck!