lity to Brick ever since Brick was born... I've been treated like I was just barely good enough to spit on and sometimes not even good enough for that" (113). This is an example of the love between the two. Since Gooper is the oldest son in the family he has got the least attention when he was younger, now wants only to get property from Big Daddy's large estate before he dies. But Big Daddy is smarter then that does not like Gooper one bit. Gopper is jealous of Brick so he tries many times during the play to suck up and kiss butt, but that just makes his situation worse. As a result, Big Daddy's relationship with Gooper, even though he is his son is a very poor relationship.Brick and Big Daddy love each other and yet they hurt each other deeply. An example of this is shown in act two when they have a long talk together. Big Daddy is trying to find out why Brick is wasting his life away drinking and when they talk, they gets very deep into the core of their problems. In the conclusion of the second act, they have told each other everything and at a great expense. One of which is that of Big Daddy finding out that he is dying, and Brick knowing that he must give up drinking to solve his problems. Brick is Big Daddy's favorite son. This is known because Big Daddy wont let anyone get in the way of them especially when they were talking in the room and people tried to come in Big daddy would not let them. He also shows his love by trying to protect Brick by talking to him about his problems and trying to help him get rid of them. As a result, Big Daddy and Brick love each other very much and throughout the play finally open up to each other and tell one another there problems. In conclusion, The entire Pollitt family manifests the theme isolation and lack of communication. Through character conflicts such as Brick and Margaret. The in ability to communicate is manifested in the relationship between Brick and Margaret, they have many probl...
