It is the fifth musical play created by the team of composer Richard Rodgers and dramatist
Oscar Hammerstein II. This play is based on the Margaret Landon’s novel, as well as Anna and
the King of Siam. This musicals plot relates to the experiences of Anna, a British school teacher
who was hired as a part of King’s drive to modernize the country. The relationship between the
King and Anna is marked by conflict through much of the piece, as well as by a love to which
neither can admit.
Anna is a widowed schoolteacher arrives in Bangkok from Wales with her son Louis.
Both of them were called by King Mongkut. King Mongkut wanted her to teach his childrens.
The King Mongkut confidante and Siam’s prime minister are
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After that she is
threatened to leave Siam by the king. Later that night the King’s wife visit Anna’s and tells about
everything about king. Anna’s know about the king,
The Britain government became a guest on the King’s palace wants Anna’s to return to the
Britain but the king knows about returning to the Britain. He feels irritate about it. Tuptim was
called to show the performance of the same novel. The king becomes unhappy with the
performance. The king finally comes to know about the Tuptim and about Lun Tha, as he is
killed and thrown in the river. Anna talks about same thing about love of women with the king
and the slavery system but he says that either male may have many womenor love many women
but the women must be faithful to only one male. Due to the disrespect of the king, Anna decided
to leave the King’s palace along with her son. But the king sends letter to his wife to Anna that
he still respects him. He doesn’t want Anna to leave palace but ones to die on the same palace
along with Anna. And finally Anna decided to stay on King’s