Measure - Plays ending

Question 1

Fs boas

Answer 1

Issues raised preclude satisfactory outcomes

Question 2

mcburnry

Answer 2

only way to come to measure for measure is without wanting answers

Question 3

Hazlitt

Answer 3

• “Our sympathies are repulsed and defeated in all directions.

Question 4

Watson

Answer 4

‘undermines our faith in the comic formula as a whole/ evokes a tragic resistance to comic solutions.”^

Question 5

Reifer -

Answer 5

‘negative effects of patriarchal attitudes on the resolution of comedy itself.’ / not actress ran out of words but reufsal to say someone elses

Question 6

Chicago 2013

Answer 6

Where in the final act post proprsal Barnadine stabs isabella

Question 7

Bloom

Answer 7

by end ‘shakespeare chose not to forgo hidden blaspmey of sermon on the mount. reduced to like for like

Question 8

Frye

Answer 8

Comedys end on ‘the perception of continuing happiness’

Question 9

Bradbook

Answer 9

Comic resolution as “ a marriage between Truth [Isabella] and Justice [the Duke].” Allegroy of restorations of new testament’s justice