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Martha and George
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Martha and George are the central characters in Edward Albee’s *Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?* (1962), one of the most significant plays in modern American drama. They represent a troubled middle-aged married couple whose relationship is marked by conflict, emotional dependence, manipulation, and psychological complexity. Through their interactions, Albee explores themes of illusion, reality, failure, marriage, identity, and the decline of the American Dream. George is a history professor at a small New England college, while Martha is the outspoken daughter of the college president. Their marriage is filled with bitter arguments, sarcastic
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