Marco
- Created by: Ffion Davies
- Created on: 12-03-13 19:01
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- Marco
- What does Marco do in the play?
- Come to America to support wife and children in Italy
- Strong sense of right and wrong with Eddie, when Eddie hits his brother he protects Rodolfo.
- When Eddie betrays him, feels he must take revenge.
- When speaking to Alfieri does not understand why the law will let Eddie go free.
- Marco kills Eddie by turning Eddie's own knife on him
- Do not know if Marco would have regretet killing Eddie, however Marco does not show regret
- How is Marco's character revealed?
- "(he is square-built peasent of thirty two, suspicious, tender and quiet voiced)"
- Physically Marco is very strong. He is wary of those around him and does not trust till he knows. He loves his family.
- "Marco is face to face with Eddie, a strained tension gripping his jaw and eyes"
- Marcos' sense of fair play forces him to act in defence of his brother, without threatening Eddie he makes it clear that if he hurts Rodolfo he will be in trouble.
- "Marco suddenly breaks from the group and dashes into the room and faces Eddie; Beatrice and first officer rush in as Marco spits in Eddie's face"
- Marco's outrage is so great he loses all control. He cannot understand how one human being would do this to another. Spitting in Eddie's face shows his utter contempt for him.
- "The law? All the law is not in a book"
- Marco believes it is his duty to right this wrong without recourse to the law. He believes the law has nothing to do with justice.
- "(he is square-built peasent of thirty two, suspicious, tender and quiet voiced)"
- Examiner's Tip
- Marco is strong silent type until he believes that an injustice has taken place.
- He is unselfish.
- Come to America to support his family.
- Beginning he supports Eddie in his attempts to control Rodolfo, because he believes Eddie is doing this for the right reasons.
- He is the one we know least about from all the characters.
- What does Marco do in the play?
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