Scene Four Flashcards

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Blanche exposes Stella’s social Darwinism

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‘But you’ve given in’ ‘You can get out’

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2
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Stage directions ‘early morning sunlight’

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Symbolically demonstrates the normalisation of domestic abuse.

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Stella- ‘he was as good as a lamb when he came back’
money to ‘smooth things over’

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normalisation/ concealment of abuse.
Cements heteronormative stereotypes of the era.

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Stella- ‘people have got to tolerate each other’s habits i guess’
AO4: Links to the Cardinal, marriage as a prison sentence.

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social darwinism, gender roles established within the home.

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Stage directions ‘Under the cover of the trains noise, Stanley enters from outside. He stands unseen by the women’

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Train as a disguise- the absence of the female space, women have no safety/ protection.
Decoy is symbolic of the brutality of modernity.

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6
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Blanche’s dramatic monologue
‘something not quite at the stage of humanity yet’

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Uses dramatic language to express her backwards views

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