Act 5 Scene 2 Flashcards
What is the setting of Act 5, Scene 2 in ‘The Duchess of Malfi’?
The scene takes place in the castle of Malfi.
True or False: In Act 5, Scene 2, the Duchess is alive.
False.
Who is the main character seeking revenge in Act 5, Scene 2?
Ferdinand.
Fill in the blank: The Duchess’s children are killed in Act 5, Scene 2, and their deaths symbolize _______.
the destruction of innocence.
What does the character Antonio express in Act 5, Scene 2?
Antonio expresses despair and loss.
Multiple Choice: Which character has a confrontation with Ferdinand in this scene? A) Bosola B) The Cardinal C) The Duchess D) Antonio
A) Bosola.
What theme is heavily represented in Act 5, Scene 2?
The theme of revenge and its consequences.
Who ultimately reveals the truth about the Duchess’s fate to Antonio?
Bosola.
True or False: The scene concludes with a sense of hope for the characters.
False.
What is Bosola’s role in Act 5, Scene 2?
Bosola acts as a tragic figure who realizes the depth of his actions.
What literary device is prominent in Antonio’s speech in this scene?
Foreshadowing.
Multiple Choice: Which character does NOT appear in Act 5, Scene 2? A) Ferdinand B) The Duchess C) The Cardinal D) Bosola
B) The Duchess.
How does the scene reflect the concept of moral decay?
Through the actions and motivations of the characters, particularly Ferdinand and the Cardinal.
What emotional tone dominates Act 5, Scene 2?
Despair and tragedy.
Fill in the blank: The deaths in this scene serve as a commentary on the nature of _______.
power and corruption.
