Tis Pity Shes A Whore

Question 1

Quote for… G not allowed to sleep with A

Answer 1

I am her brother born, my joys be ever banished from her bed

Question 2

Quote for… G reason for begin with A

Answer 2

Must I not do what all men else may- love?

Question 3

Quote for… Friar’s horror

Answer 3

Hast thou left the schools of knowledge to converse with lust and death

Question 4

Quote for… A seeing G for the first time

Answer 4

See what blessed shape of some celestial creature now appears

Question 5

Quote for… G telling A they have the church’s blessing

Answer 5

I have asked counsel of the holy church who tell me I may love you

Question 6

Quote for… Florio’s thought on A’s marriage

Answer 6

I would not have thee marry wealth but for love

Question 7

Quote for… Putana’s justification of G + A

Answer 7

If a young wench feels the fit upon her, let her take anyone

Question 8

Quote for… Hippolita’s revenge

Answer 8

Revenge shall sweeten what my griefs have tasted

Question 9

Quote for… Bergetto’s courtship of A

Answer 9

I shall marry you in spite of your teeth

Question 10

Quote for… Friars reaction to G + A sleeping together

Answer 10

Thou hast told a tale whose every word threatens eternal slaughter to the soul

Question 11

Quote for… Soranzo and A convo about S heart

Answer 11

Did you see but my heart, then you would swear-

That you were dead

Question 12

Quote for… Putanta discovers A pregnant

Answer 12

Alas poor child. Dead? ‘tis worse, she is with child

Question 13

Quote for… Vasques reaction to Hippolita

Answer 13

O foolish woman, thou art a firebrand that hath kindled others and burnt thyself

Question 14

Quote for… Friar’s view of the wedding

Answer 14

Marriage seldom’s good where the bride banquet so begins in blood

Question 15

Quote for… Soranzo’s insult of A

Answer 15

Come strumpet, famous whore

Question 16

Quote for… A’s reason for marrying S

Answer 16

‘twas not for love I chose you, but for honour

Question 17

Quote for… Soranzo trying to find the fathers name out

Answer 17

I’ll rip thy heart out and find it there

Question 18

Quote for… A’s surprise at G holding knife

Answer 18

What means this?

Question 19

Quote for… G’s speech pre killing A

Answer 19

To save thy fame and kill thee in a kiss, thus die and dy by me, and by mine hand. Revenge is mine; honour doth love command.

Question 20

Quote for… G showing the heart off

Answer 20

‘Tis a heart in which mine is entombed

Question 21

Quote for… Cardinals reaction to Putanas knowledge of the incest

Answer 21

This woman chief in these effets, there to be burnt for ashes sake

Question 22

Quote for… Vasques banishment

Answer 22

Being no Italian we banish thee forever to depart

Question 23

Quote for… Cardinals clean up

Answer 23

Take up these slaughtered bodies, and all the gold and jewels confiscate by the canons of the church

Question 24

Quote for… G’s view of virginity

Answer 24

This pretty toy called maidenhead so strange a loss, when being lost is nothing and you are still the same

Question 25

Critic quote for… abolishon of incest laws

Answer 25

Tosh: Napolean abolishes incest laws in 1810

Question 26

Critic quote for… Parma society

Answer 26

Hopkins: The town of Parma itself that is the real whore

Question 27

Critic quote for… support of Fords morality in the play

Answer 27

Coleridge: ‘Moral sense was gratified by indignation of the dark possibilities of sin.’

Question 28

Critic quote for… against Fords morality in the play

Answer 28

Sherman: Sinned in his subject matter

Question 29

Critic quote for… Kauffman’s principle of a Fordian Hero

Answer 29

Kauffman: Calls himself to a role his ‘residual nature will not permit him to fulfil.’

Question 30

Critic quote for… Ford’s focus in the play

Answer 30

Hopkins: ‘Ford’s focus is love, not society, which intends to exist as a framework for human activity.’

Question 31

Critic quote for… Director Donellan description of the play

Answer 31

Donellan: ‘The blurring of boundaries between right and wrong.’

Question 32

Quote for… Friar’s view of lust

Answer 32

Beg Heaven to cleanse the leprosy of lust / That rots thy soul

Question 33

Quote for… A and G ‘vows’

Answer 33

Love me, or kill me, brother

Love me, or kill me, sister

Question 34

Quote for… A’s pain of being a women

Answer 34

A wretched, woeful woman’s tragedy! / My conscience now stands up against my lust

Question 35

Quote for… G’s confession

Answer 35

For nine months space, in secret, I enjoy’d / Sweet Annabella’s sheets

Question 36

Critic quote for… What Putana teaches annabella

Answer 36

Hopkins: Nothing more than a radically debased view of human sexuality

Question 37

Critic quote for… Giovanni’s main characteristic

Answer 37

Elliot: monster of egotism

Question 38

Critic quote for… Ford’s subject matter

Answer 38

Oliver: the Caroline dramatist turned more and more for his subject matter to the daring, the immoral, the unnatural

Question 39

Critic quote for… fantasises

Answer 39

Clerico: Half-hidden fantasies of absolute power, unremittingly drenched in the language of blood

Question 40

Critic quote for… the failure of rebellion

Answer 40

Chen: Despite their incest and adultery, both eventually succumb to the system.

Question 41

Critic quote for… Giovanni’s knowledge

Answer 41

Hopkins: Giovanni presents himself as absolutely confident of his own knowledge, rooted as it is in his physical experiences.

Question 42

Quote for… Philotis’ fate

Answer 42

Get thee to a nunnery

Question 43

Critic quote for… Marriage- good or bad?

Answer 43

Chen: Marriage is a remedy against sin