Semester 2 Exam Quotes Flashcards

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Forest Winter: “lonely”

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“It was lonely in the middle of the day with no company but the pale trunks of karri trees.”

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Forest Winter: “muted”

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“Having the baby had muted her”

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Forest Winter: “hands”

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“They no longer looked like guitarist’s hands.”

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No memory comes: “photo”

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“The boy looks though old photo albums”

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No memory comes: “back”

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“She graduates from the back seat to the front”

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The water was dark and it went forever down: “Olympics”

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“The girl knew that she had a better chance of making the Olympics than changing her mother.”

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The water was dark and it went forever down: “breathing”

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“Her breathing was metrical”

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The water was dark and it went forever down: “machine”

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“She swam and thought the thoughts of a machine.”

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The water was dark and it went forever down: “parts”

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“She moved all her parts. Everything did its task.”

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The water was dark and it went forever down: “engine”

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“Be an engine. Don’t complain. Don’t ask. Don’t hesitate. Swim, don’t think.”

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The water was dark and it went forever down: “faltered”

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“Be an engine. But she faltered”

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Minimum of Two: “die”

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“The look of her when she came into the house that night nearly three years ago made me want to die.”

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Minimum of Two: “waiting”

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“She looked as though she was waiting to die”

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Minimum of Two: “kill”

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“That night that made her look at me as though I was diseased, that was the night I decided to kill Fred Blakey.”

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Distant lands: “Pakistani”

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“He father would have thrown him out. Not only was he freeloading; she guessed he was a Pakistani too”

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Laps: “outcast”

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“She had come from her home town a loser, an outcast”

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Laps: “weatherboard”

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“The Cooksons lived in a little weatherboard house, thick with passionfruit and grape vines, on the hill above Scarborough Beach”

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Laps: “houses”

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“Houses don’t matter, though… Ya just live in um, that’s all”

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The strong one: “change”

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“Rachel wondered if it would ever happen, if there’d ever be a change for the better”

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More: “bitter”

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“Don’t be bitter, be better”

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The age of innocence “assured”

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“…His marriage assured him of a social position but not necessarily respect.”

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The age of innocence: “conformity”

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“He questioned conformity in private but in public he upheld family and tradition.”

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The age of innocence: “labelled”

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Archer: “Everything is labelled but everyone is not”

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The age of innocence: “loneliness”

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Ellen: “Loneliness is living amongst all these kind people who only ask you to pretend.”

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The age of innocence “marry”

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To Archer: “Do you really want to marry into a family with the scandal of a divorce hanging over it?”

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The age of innocence: “legislation”

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Archer to Ellen (about divorce): “Our legislation favours divorce but our social customs don’t.”

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The age of innocence: “soon”

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“As soon as ever it can if only you’ll back me up Mrs Mingott” -Newland

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The age of innocence: “dishonour”

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“If you back Julius you can see the family through. If you don’t, we will all, every one of us, fall into dishonour” – Granny Mingott

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The age of innocence: “Beaufort”

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“Your name was Beaufort, when he covered you with jewels and it’s got to stay Beaufort now he’s covered you with shame.” – Granny Mingott

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Deepa Mehta “customs”

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“Isn’t it amazing? We are so bound by customs and rituals.” as Sita says in Deepa Mehta’s film, Fire.

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Deepa Mehta “tradition”

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“It is very difficult to question and change tradition, but it needs to be done.” – Deepa Mehta

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Deepa Mehta: “women”

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“Things are changing for women, but how much are they really changing?” – Deepa Mehta

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Naomi Wolf: “appearance”

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“No matter what a woman appearance may be, it will be used to undermine what she is saying and taken to individualise.” – Naomi Wolf

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Susan B. Anthony: “equal”

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“All men are created equal, and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable.” – Susan B. Anthony

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Bhagavati (water): “truth”

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“To talk about the truth is easy but to live by it is not.” – Bhagavati (Water)

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Albert Camus: “unfree”

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“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” – Albert Camus

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The wife of martin gurre: “prove”

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She “has to prove her sanity and motives.”

“true Martin”

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the wife of martin guerre: “murder”

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“A man had the right to beat his wife and could get away with murder.”

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The wife of martin guerre: “destorys”

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“It is only the truth for you, not for us; for the truth that none of us believe, you would destroy is all.” – Martin’s sisters

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The wife of martin guerre: “sentimental”

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“Marriage was not a sentimental affair… marriage was a means of productivity: of crops, goods, and children for the future.”