How does O’Neill distort the realism of his scenery and characters to emphasis h

How does O’Neill distort the realism of his scenery and characters to emphasis his working class themes? Consider, for instance, the introduction to Scene 1 and the robotic movements of the crowd on Fifth Avenue in Scene 5. What is O’Neill implying through these distortions?
As seen in the play, describe the work and the working conditions aboard the ship. Is the situation fair to the workers? Explain.
Describe Yank. Why is he so angry? How has his childhood and the industrial cultures affected his development?

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