Terry Malloy goes through a compressed but considerable moral development in On the Waterfront. Where does this growth begin and why? Show how
each stage is dramatized with the examination of a specific scene. What crucial choices does Terry make and, in each instance, how is he influenced by
others? How would you say his choices at each stage are a function of his sense of himself? What values do these choices reflect? Where does Terry end
up?
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