Victor Franz

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Victor Franz is the conflicted former policeman at the center of Arthur Miller’s play "The Price," whose return to his childhood home forces him to confront long-buried family tensions and regrets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
theatrical character
appearsIn The Price
associatedWithCharacter Esther Franz
Gregory Solomon
Walter Franz NERFINISHED
centralConflict confronts long-buried family tensions
struggles with regret over life choices
centralThemeRelation family responsibility
resentment
sacrifice
the cost of personal choices
creator Arthur Miller
dramaticFunction catalyst for revelation of family history
emotionState conflicted
guilty
resentful
familyName Franz
firstAppearanceIn The Price (1968 play)
surface form: "The Price" (1968 play)
formerOccupation policeman
genreOfWork drama
hasSibling Walter Franz NERFINISHED
hasSpouse Esther Franz
languageOfWork English
medium stage play
nationality American
notableDecision abandoned college and career prospects to support his father
occupation policeman
regretAbout estrangement from his brother Walter
sacrificing his ambitions
returnsTo his childhood home
roleInWork protagonist of "The Price"
settingOfStory New York City
themeInvolvement economic hardship and its moral consequences
illusion versus reality in family narratives
timePeriodOfStory 1960s

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The Price hasCharacter Victor Franz
Gregory Solomon interactsWith Victor Franz