Quotes & Themes Flashcards

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Theme: Social Interactions

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The skill of social interactions impacts the value of a relationship.

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Theme: Deception

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Deception can cultivate an end, with the capability of being benevolent, or malevolent.

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Theme: Family honour

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Reputation and honour is of more importance than illegitimate heirs, highlighting the double standards of chastity.

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Quote: Beatrice’s banter

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“I had rather hear my dog bark at a crow than a man swears he love me.”

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Quote: Benedick banter

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“I would my horse had the speed of your tongue and so good a continuer.”

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Quote: Claudio sees Hero

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“Can the world buy such a precious jewel?”

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Quote: Beatrice about Claudio

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“is neither sad, nor sick, nor merry, nor well; but civil as an orange, and something of a jealous complexion.”

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Quote: Ursula to Hero

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“Some Cupid kills with arrows, others traps.”

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Quote: Claudio to Leonato

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“There, Leonato, take her back again. Give not this rotten orange to your friend, she’s but the sign and semblance of her honour.”

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Quote: Benedick’s love

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“I do love nothing in this world so well as you. Is that not strange?”

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Quote: Beatrice’s love

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“I love you with so much of my heart that none is left to protest.”

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Theme: Identity

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Discovering our identity through overcoming securities allows us to find our purpose in the world.

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Theme: Ignorance

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Society’s ignorance around patriarchy should be criticised.

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Theme: Mother-daughter relationships

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Strong mother-daughter relationships are often at the foundation of positive change.

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Quote: Barbie’s optimism

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“It is the best day ever. So was yesterday, and so is tomorrow, and every day from now until forever!”

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Quote: Death thoughts

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“Does anybody else ever think about dying?”

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Quote: Patriarchy

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“Why didn’t Barbie tell me about patriarchy, which, to my understanding, is when men on horses run everything.”

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Quote: Ken’s inspiration

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“I must get back to Barbie Land to show the other Kens what I’ve learnt.”

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Quote: Perfection

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“I don’t usually look like this. I normally look perfect.”
“I think you’re just right.”

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Mother-daughter relationships

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Suzanne Garfinkle-Crowell concludes in ‘What Barbie understands about Mother-daughter relationships,’ describing Ruth’s gaze as a “healing, glowing restoration.”

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Tongues

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Martin Ingram: “men feared, but were also fascinated by, the sharpness of women’s tongues.” From Shakespeare, an Oxford’s guide: Love, sex, and marriage.

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Theme: Feminine ideals

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Voiceless women, rendered unjust by unquestioned male authority, adhere to the feminine ideals of Elizabethan society.

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Strauss’ tone poem

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