Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Alfieri
- Americanized ideology
- Law before honour is now more important to him
- "Nowadays, we settle for half and I prefer it like that"
- He still understands the Italian way
of life
- "Justice is very important here"
- Symbolism
- Alfieri is the symbolises bridge
- Red Hook poverty and Manhattan wealth
- Alfieri is the narrator of
the story
- His perspective hense "A View from
the Bridge"
- Alfieri is a respected man
- Immigrants aspire to be like Alfieri
- "My father always said you were a smart man"
- Bails out Marco and Rodolpho
- Advice
- Advises Eddie about Catherine: "Bless her. Let her go"
- Alfieri advises Red Hook about American law
- He sympathises with Eddie
- "I understand Eddie but the law is very specific..."
- Narration
- Alfieri narrates the play " A View from the Bridge"
- He is reflecting on the tragedy
- Alfieri open the play and closes it
- His analysis of the events in the play
- "I knew it...I just knew"
- "Watches it run its bloody course"
- He is powerless to stop anything in the play