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!!FridgeLogic
* So, presumably, everyone else on campus knows that [[spoiler: George and Martha don't have any kids]], and a few questions or even casual remarks from Nick and Honey would make this clear to them?
** It's explicitly stated that Martha broke a 'rule' by telling ''others'' about their son. It's quite clear that Martha and George say nothing to anyone about their son. That's a point in their favor for not being bat-!@#$ insane.
* So, presumably, everyone else on campus knows that [[spoiler: George and Martha don't have any kids]], and a few questions or even casual remarks from Nick and Honey would make this clear to them?
** It's explicitly stated that Martha broke a 'rule' by telling ''others'' about their son. It's quite clear that Martha and George say nothing to anyone about their son. That's a point in their favor for not being bat-!@#$ insane.
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!!FridgeBrilliance:
* [[RuleOfThree The story of the car crash is told three different times throughout the play.]] In the first two tellings, George describes the crash as an accident, while Martha implies strongly that it was deliberate. The final time, everyone knows that the ''circumstances'' of the story are fictional, [[spoiler: but George is using the story to deliberately "murder" their fictional son, meaning that this time, it wasn't an accident.]]
* [[RuleOfThree The story of the car crash is told three different times throughout the play.]] In the first two tellings, George describes the crash as an accident, while Martha implies strongly that it was deliberate. The final time, everyone knows that the ''circumstances'' of the story are fictional, [[spoiler: but George is using the story to deliberately "murder" their fictional son, meaning that this time, it wasn't an accident.]]
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** And in the final sequence, it looks as if Martha's on the verge of asking George [[spoiler:[[HereWeGoAgain if they can have ''another'' imaginary child.]] ]] George quietly but firmly puts the kibosh on that idea...but who's to say they won't change their mind later?
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** And in the final sequence, it looks as if Martha's on the verge of asking George [[spoiler:[[HereWeGoAgain if they can have ''another'' invent ANOTHER imaginary child.]] ]] George quietly but firmly puts the kibosh on that idea...but who's to say they won't change their mind later?
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!!FridgeHorror
* It's implied that George and Martha have been playing out the game [[spoiler:of having a child]] ''in real time''--the entire eighteen years their son's been "alive." Every day. Unable to stop. No wonder they drink.
** And in the final sequence, it looks as if Martha's on the verge of asking George [[spoiler:[[HereWeGoAgain if they can have ''another'' imaginary child.]] ]] George quietly but firmly puts the kibosh on that idea...but who's to say they won't change their mind later?
* It's implied that George and Martha have been playing out the game [[spoiler:of having a child]] ''in real time''--the entire eighteen years their son's been "alive." Every day. Unable to stop. No wonder they drink.
** And in the final sequence, it looks as if Martha's on the verge of asking George [[spoiler:[[HereWeGoAgain if they can have ''another'' imaginary child.]] ]] George quietly but firmly puts the kibosh on that idea...but who's to say they won't change their mind later?
