Wesley N.’s Reviews > Comedy of Neil Simon > Status Update

In this story of "Come Blow Your Horn," it shows a script of the happy life of Alan, where he tries to help Buddy, his brother, on hardships. Family, however, is a surprising turn that made Alan, grieving on his actions and failures. It's a silly script, showing that Alan's mother and father has a rough relationship where his mother is trying to go for a divorce while his father is moving to Hong Kong.

What I've read has some difficult situations between the weaknesses between Buddy and Alan. Buddy has a rough time, which Alan tries to help him on showing him happiness, like when Buddy can't stand of his workplace, Alan wants to courage him to continue the journey or he would spend his time not eating wax apples.

What I'm reading is that the author was commenting on the norms, the classes like Humans and Monsters, veal chops throwing at him and the awkwardness in public. Through the introduction, it explains the deep meaning of being under a class, like the Unseens, and the process of changes throughout.