The Keller family and their neighbors are dealing with some secrets, and all the secrets will come to light by the end of the play. These secrets involve characters both living and dead. There is deeply felt emotion, both loving and anguished, and there are scenes where generations of the family argue violently and nearly come to blows. Decisions are made that are life changing.

Please press Part 3 below if you’d like to know more about the secrets and how the play ends. 

We discover that Ann has a letter that determines how and where Larry died. We discover exactly what happened the day the plane parts were shipped to the army. There is a gunshot and bright lights at the end of the play. The play ends with an off-stage suicide.