1.3 - Ophelia Is Lectured By Polonious And Laertes Flashcards

1
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‘___treasure open”

A

Chaste

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2
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“ A_____ in the youth of primary nature”

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Violet

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3
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Why does Laertes refer to Ophelia as. ‘Violet in the youth of primary nature’

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‘Violet’ Is like a new and beautiful flower, attractive but superficial. ‘Youth’ - quick to bloom but quick to die, this is what L characterises O and H’s relationship to be

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4
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Analyse ‘ Chaste treasure open”

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Metaphore to resent O’s virginity as her main source of wealth and value

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5
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“ the _________ the infants of the spring”

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Canker Galls

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6
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Analyse “ the canker goals the infants of the spring”

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The phallic imagery presents sex as a source of corruption, L is worried that O will loose her virginity and therefore loose her value.

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7
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What does L recreated warn Ophelia to do

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“ fear it, Ophelia, fear it my dear sister”

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8
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Why does L tell O to “fear it”

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L repeatedly urges O to be cautious.

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9
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How does O have somewhat of a voice in this scene

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  • she warns her brother not to be hypocritical ( this could go against showalters critic)
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10
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What does showwalter say.

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“ Ophelia is depressed of thought sexuality and language”

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11
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What does Rodger’s say

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‘ In Shakespeare’s society the ideal female is cherished for her youth beauty and purity’

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12
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What is the A03 that can go with this scene

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Elizabeth and the contemporary ideas of femininity. As a female monarch her sexuality and femininity were very important images in control of her image. She conducted her relationships in court with the style of a Petrarchan lover : a stereotypical romantic love relationship, in which the woman was an untouchable and perfect beauty.

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13
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What dos Polonius say O speaks like

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“ you speak like a green girl, unsifted in such perilous circumstances”

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14
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Analyse the quotation “ you speak like a green girl”

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P sees O as naive and inexperienced

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15
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“ As it behoves my daughter and __________”

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Your honour

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16
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Analyse “ As it behoves my daughter and your honour”

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This shows how P is more concerned about how O’s actions may damage HIS reputation

17
Q

“ tender yourself more dearly or you’ll tender me a ____”

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Fool - this shows how P Is more concerned about how O’s actions could damage his reputation’ ( P seems to love his children……his means of action however are totally corrupt)

18
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“ Ay, _______to catch ______”

A

Springes to catch woodcocks

19
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What does P saying “ springes ot catch woodcock” infer about how he sees Ophelia

A

It shows how he sees her as foolish and Naieve, like and easily caught Bird ( by Hamlets traps)

20
Q

‘Think yourself a ____’

A

Baby

21
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What are quotations that fit into the semantic field of money and currency we can see in P’s lecture

A

‘ That you have taken these tenders for true pay//which are not Stirling”
“ do not believe his vows;for they are brokers// not of that dye which their investments show”

22
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What does the semantic field of money and currency show

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That P sees Ophelia completely in monetary terms - something that will help increase his value and worth within the royal court

23
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What’s the significance of O saying “ i shall obey my lord”

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The blunt monosyllabic phrasing conveys her submission and complainace. ( O is deprived of Thought sexuality and LANGUAGE)