TDoM Act 3 Flashcards

1
Q

how many children do the Duchess and Antonio have together act the start of act 3

A

3

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2
Q

what does Antonio say the “common rabble” are calling the duchess

A

“strumpet”

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3
Q

figurative language used in act 3 to describe ferdinand’s suspicious attitude

A
  • “so quiet he seems to sleep the tempest out”
  • “those houses that are haunted are most still”
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4
Q

who does F suggest to the D she marry

A

Count Malateste

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5
Q

when Bosola claims the D is victim to “some sorcery”, F replies that..

A

the only witchcraft is in her “rank blood”

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6
Q

what does F demand from B at the end of 3.1?

A

the key to the D’s bedchamber

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7
Q

in 3.2, what adjective best describes the atmosphere of the opening

A

playful

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8
Q

A makes several allusions in 3.2 to classical literature to..

A

raise questions about the nature of love and marriage

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9
Q

what does the D say when she realises F is in her bedchamber (3.2)

A

“Tis welcome: For know, whether I am doom’d to live or die, I can do both like a prince”

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10
Q

what animal imagery does F use in 3.2?

A

The D is a “screeching owl”
He wishes he could “change eyes with a basilisk” to kill her husband on sight
The “howling of a wolf” is music to the D

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11
Q

what does F claim the D doesn’t know th meaning of in 3.2?

A

reputation

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12
Q

what are F’s parting words to the D in 3.2?

A

“I will never see thee more”

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13
Q

what does F leave the D with in 3.2?

A

his poniard

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14
Q

who does A believe betrayed him

A

cariola

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15
Q

in 3.2 what does the D accuse A of infront of Bosola and the other guards

A

stealing from her

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16
Q

why doesn’t B believe the D’s accusations about Antonio (3.2)

A

he thinks he’s “too honest”

17
Q

fill in the gaps of B’s exclamation after he hears the truth about the D’s relationship:
“Can this _____ age / have so much _____ in it to prefer / a man merely for his _____ without these _____ of wealth and ____ honours?”

A

ambitious
goodness
worth
shadows
painted

18
Q

where does B say he will “ wear the secret of his prince”

A

“on the inside of [his] heart”

19
Q

when B suggests feigning a pilgrimage to the Lady of Loretta, what does Cariola say?

A

“i do not like this jesting with religion”
“this feigned pilgrimage”

20
Q

where is 3.4 set

A

shrine of our lady loretto

21
Q

3.4 - what does the C swap at the shrine in a dumb show

A

his robes and symbols of religion for swords and symbols of war

22
Q

3.4 dumb show - what does the C remove from the D?

A

her wedding ring

23
Q

in 3.5, what did the D dream her coronet’s diamonds were changed to

A

pearls - a symbol of death and tears

24
Q

in 3.5, what does A call F and the C for the first and only time?

A

“my brothers”

25
Q

why does the D want A to flee with their oldest son (3.5)

A

in case there is “an ambush” - at least some of them will survive

26
Q

how does the D describe B’s parting kiss (3.5)

A

“Colder / than that I have seen a holy anchorite / Give to a dead man’s skull”

27
Q

who does the D compare B and his team to?

A

charon’s boat - she knows if she goes with them she will never leave

28
Q

what is the moral of the D’s allegory about the salmon and the dogfish (3.5)

A

men are most valued when they are most wretched