Men Should Weep Flashcards

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“Money disnae stretch” - Maggie

A
  • Maggies suffering
  • Unemployment
  • John not helping
  • No money for Jenny
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“He soarted you!” - Alec

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  • Alec / Isa relationship
  • Conflict
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“Someday we’ll have wireless, son” - Maggie

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  • Poverty
  • Unemployment
  • Failed relationship
  • Parental role
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“She’s as guid as deid tae us” - John

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  • Jenny/ John
  • Poverty
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“My thae men! Nae word o sympathy” - Mrs Wilson

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  • Alec and Isa’s house falling down
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“Servin durty hulkin brutes of men in a coocaddens pub”

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  • Maggie and Lily conflicting
  • Maggie and Lily’s life’s are polar opposites
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“She’s wanting tae leave hame”

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  • Jenny is sick of living in poverty
  • lowering her social class
  • living with a man she isn’t married to
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“yir whore’s winnins”

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  • Jenny/ John
  • Conflict
  • Poverty
  • Maggie maybe
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9
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“they dirty rotten buggers in Parliament”

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  • Political
  • Maggie
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10
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“I’ve nae breeks”

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  • Edie
  • shows they’re impoverished as they don’t have enough doe to buy edie scants
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“I’m jist an auld nuisance takin up the room”

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  • Granny
  • Granny is feeling sorry for herself
  • fed up of moving around
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“the way ye looked at yer ain sons wife”

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  • Conflict
  • Maggie and John
  • John
  • Isa
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“that’s Jessie business”

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  • Maggie and John
  • Conflict
  • Parental roles
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“Despisin… Despisin”

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  • John and Alec
  • Parental role
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15
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“Maggie, Maggie, she says yere tae gie back ma last weeks pension”

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  • Granny
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16
Q

“sobs helplessly” - Maggie

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  • Parental Roles
  • John failing as a father
  • Bertie
17
Q

“An I like a man - (her voice breaking) - tae stand up for his wife” - Maggie

A
  • Maggie and John
  • Isa and John
  • Conflict
18
Q

“I canna staun ony mair o this!” - Maggie

A
  • Poverty
  • Edie
  • Family failing
19
Q

“I never thought…”

A

Suggests that Maggie has severe guilt about not taking Bertie to the hospital earlier because of how awful his condition is

20
Q

If ur biding wae me yer no bidin aff me

A
  • poverty
  • selfishness from Lizzie
  • conveys the lack of money that can be spent to allow Granny to stay with Lizzie
21
Q

“Who earned that money?”

A
  • Maggie / John
  • Conflict
22
Q

[Alec] “drunken gesture”

A
  • Alec / Isa
  • Conflict
23
Q

“I hate the whale lot a you” Mag