How is the theme identified in Part A developed in the play? When Tell takes Albert into Altdorf, the boy insists that they buy toys to bring home for his younger brother.

When Tell is confronted by Gessler, he follows instructions as he is told and Gessler allows him to go free.

When Tell refuses to honor the cap of the Austrian emperor, Gessler is forced to place him and his son under arrest.

When Tell’s wife doubts he can make a difference, Tell explains to her that small efforts can lead to important outcomes.