Malfi Critics

Question 1

‘What clearly turned Webster on was cruelty’

Answer 1

Charles Spencer

Question 2

Charles Spencer

Answer 2

‘What clearly turned Webster on was cruelty’

Question 3

‘Life, as it appears to Webster, is a moral chaos’

Answer 3

Travis Bogard

Question 4

Travis Bogard

Answer 4

‘Life, as it appears to Webster, is a moral chaos’

Question 5

‘A masterpiece of tragedy’

Answer 5

Thomas Middleton

Question 6

Thomas Middleton

Answer 6

‘A masterpiece of tragedy’

Question 7

‘It is essentially a feminist play about a woman who is fighting for her autonomy’

Answer 7

Helen Mirren

Question 8

Helen Mirren

Answer 8

‘It is essentially a feminist play about a woman who is fighting for her autonomy’

Question 9

‘Webster envisages evil in its most extreme form’

Answer 9

Lord David Cecil

Question 10

Lord David Cecil (Webster envisages …)

Answer 10

‘Webster envisages evil in its most extreme form’

Question 11

‘The world as seen by him is, of its nature, incurably corrupt’

Answer 11

Lord David Cecil

Question 12

Lord David Cecil (The world…)

Answer 12

‘The world as seen by him is, of its nature, incurably corrupt’