A Man for All Seasons Values and morals are often instilled in people as they grow up, but the extent to which people choose to follow these principles can be swayed by personal and selfish desires. In the play A Man For All Seasons, we see that being true to yourself is always a virtue but it can also destroy ones character. Thomas More was a well-respected, wise and honest man who was indeed true …showed first 75 words of 924 total…

…showed last 75 words of 924 total…morals. In the play A Man for All Seasons, we see how three characters, Richard Rich, King Henry VIII and the Common Man choose to serve their own intentions for personal gain. Thomas More was the only character who remained true to himself and did not change his values for wealth or respect. By remaining true to yourself and holding on to your values and morals, a person can seem like a flower among weeds.