Class and Power - DOM + SCND

Question 1

Moral equality of class - Antonio 2:3

Answer 1

‘The great are like the base, nay they are the same, when they seek shameful ways to avoid shame’

Question 2

Strains of status - Duchess 1:2

Answer 2

‘the misery of us that are born great’

Question 3

Sense of inferiority due to class separation - Antonio 1:2

Answer 3

‘O my unworthiness’

Question 4

Saviour complex of upper classes - Cardinal 2:4

Answer 4

‘I have taken you off your melancholy perch’

Question 5

The influence of the upper classes on the whole of society - Antonio 1:1

Answer 5

‘a prince’s court is like a common fountain […] some curs’d example poison in the head, death and disease through the whole land spread’

Question 6

Upper class morality - Blanche 6

Answer 6

‘I have… old fashioned ideals!’

Question 7

Segregation of classes - Stella 1

Answer 7

‘a different species’

Question 8

Drop in class status - Stanley 8

Answer 8

‘I pulled you down off them columns and how you loved it, having them coloured lights going’

Question 9

Class imagery - Stage Directions 1

Answer 9

[roughly dressed in blue denim work clothes]

Question 10

Class and sexuality shaming - Blanche 1

Answer 10

‘In bed with your… Polack!’