The pursuit of happiness is a path many in life do not dare to take. People stay on the safer, well-paved road to normalcy, hoping that it will bring them happiness, but knowing it will not. Hobbies and true interest are left on the side in chase of the career they have chosen. In the modern drama, You Can’t Take It With You, the authors Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman illustrate the meaning of true happiness and what really matters in life. They explore what value material objects hold in contrast with the worth of experiences people go through. Martin Vanderhof, Mr. Kirby, and Mrs. Kirby, all exemplify different routes a person can take when attempting to find happiness. Martin Vanderhof started his pursuit to find
The pursuit of happiness is a path many in life do not dare to take. People stay on the safer, well-paved road to normalcy, hoping that it will bring them happiness, but knowing it will not. Hobbies and true interest are left on the side in chase of the career they have chosen. In the modern drama, You Can’t Take It With You, the authors Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman illustrate the meaning of true happiness and what really matters in life. They explore what value material objects hold in contrast with the worth of experiences people go through. Martin Vanderhof, Mr. Kirby, and Mrs. Kirby, all exemplify different routes a person can take when attempting to find happiness. Martin Vanderhof started his pursuit to find