Having what you want is a satisfaction that can not be replaced. Based off of research an imagination is “the ability of the mind to be creative or resourceful”. All monsters have a heart and very much so the monster was Martha. Martha is a very antagonist character making George a miserable man, the relationship between the two is questionable however they are tied down to their imaginary son. Since Martha could not have children, and it was something they wanted so badly they achieved that fulfillment simply by imagining it. One part of the play reveals the true emotion Martha really feels "the one light in all this hopeless...darkness" (3.401). The darkness is most likely her relationship with George ( their marriage ) which she then describes
