A Man For All Seasons: Value, What Would I Die For? In the play “A Man For All Seasons” by Robert Bolt, the audience attention is directed onto value. Value is what you stand for, or in other words, what you would die for. Family is a reason to die for, for my friends this is questionable, but I would not die not for my country. Family are people whom you can always trust, they are within your blood. They will catch you when you are falling. These individuals should mean the most to you. If my life was at risk for my family, then let the heavens take my soul. For I know that they would be better off. Would they be better off....

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