A2 S6 Raising The Banner

Question 1

MRS. LINDLEY: Gentlemen. I was able to close.

Answer 1

Oh, we won’t be long.

Question 2

CAROLYN: Not unless Newmarket’s hosting a banner parade.

Answer 2

We haven’t seen you around much.

Question 3

CAROLYN: Not to mention Maudsley banning us.

Answer 3

Yes, we heard.

Question 4

MRS. LINDLEY: I’ll take paint, yes.

Answer 4

A banner? That’s your grand strategy? Think it’ll actually change anything?

Question 5

HOLMES: Ladies. Fellas, causing trouble?

Answer 5

Just browsing.

Question 6

HOLMES: Thank you, ma’am. Fellas, let’s not dawdle.

Answer 6

You can’t honestly believe you’ll win.

Question 7

C: We might.

Answer 7

You can’t even vote.

Question 8

C: Neither can you.

Answer 8

True, but graduates can. And they won’t side with you.

Question 9

EDAWRDS: Enough, Lloyd. Let them be.

Answer 9

What’s the endgame? A degree? Will you run the country? Build bridges? Cure smallpox?

Question 10

C: I plan to be a doctor.

Answer 10

And who will you doctor, Miss Addison? Me? Him? No? Who?

Question 11

EDWARDS: Female doctors—some men might benefit

Answer 11

You’re missing the point. You think some patchwork education gives you the right to stand here? Some tattered notes from your brother? At Cambridge, Cambridge for Pete’s sake. Cambridge isn’t for dreamers. We’re not average men here. We are the future. The leaders. The establishment. It’s our right. Our blood. These building are what make us men, Eight hundred years we’ve built this legacy—Newton, Cromwell, Darwin. Then you. You what? Waltz in, with your bonnets and your pretentious and preposterous self-belief and you think you have a right to set foot in these walls. To put yourself on a level with us because you can heat a test tube on a burner? Do you really think you belong? You know what they should go with you - they should put you away. You’re deluded. You’re not natural. You don’t have an ounce of womanhood in your body. You won’t be wives, and you won’t be mothers. Why do this to yourselves?

Question 12

C: Because it’s our right

Answer 12

Your right? You don’t belong here. You’re a joke. A doctor, for Pete’s sake. I’ll be damned if any man would let you touch his body unless he’s paying you like a common whore.

Question 13

H: That’s enough Lloyd

Answer 13

They need to hear it. They’ll lose anyway.

Question 14

MRS L: Gentlemen, I think you’ve overstayed your welcome.

Answer 14

What did you say?

Question 15

MRS L: I said, get out.

Answer 15

My father owns this building. Careful who you side with.