My favorite part about this play was how uncompromising it was. There were no excuses laid out for how the characters acted. But their actions spoke volumes about how they felt during a particular situation, whether it be yearning, lust, or care. The characters all had personality that jump off the page but not it an unrealistic way. This unchecked realism left more questions than it gave answers. I can't think of anything that I din't like about the end of this play. My favorite passage was Tom's monologue at the end. He showed remorse for doing what he did, talking about how memories of his family would follow him wherever he went. This passage shows how hard this decision was for Tom to make.