In "The Man Without a Country," the theme that is most developed regarding justice is that justice can be manipulated by those in power to wrongfully punish. The protagonist, Philip Nolan, is unjustly punished for his anti-American sentiments during a time of national fervor. His punishment, a life sentence of exile on a ship without any nation, highlights how those in power can impose severe consequences based on political and social sentiments rather than fair justice. This theme illustrates the dangers of a justice system that can be influenced by those in power, leading to wrongful punishments and violations of individual rights.
In the play The Man without a country which of the following is the theme that play develops about Justice
Justice can be manipulated by those in power to wrongfully punish just as exposes the truth and nobody is above it just as sometimes comes at the expense of others or Justice always comes to those who deserve it
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