Victim??
- Created by: jessllukes
- Created on: 11-05-15 19:04
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- Is carol a victim?
- Victim
- Sexism
- Clarence Thomas vs Anita Hill
- Elitsim
- "where is it written that I have to send my child to public school..."
- Paying tax to improve the "city schools" is the "white mans burden"
- Not only elitist but inadvertly rascist
- Paying tax to improve the "city schools" is the "white mans burden"
- "where is it written that I have to send my child to public school..."
- Hypocrisy
- "I don't want to humiliate you"
- Power arrogance
- Sexism
- Villain
- Hypocrisy
- Forces her opinion on him
- Power arrogance
- Structure compared to that of a greek tragedy: John = tragic hero
- Peripeteia - reversal of fortune
- Carol is assaulted, john loses authority
- Power arrogance
- Anagnorisis
- Carol discovers john has not been home for days, John learns of jis **** charges
- Harmartia
- Hubris
- Catharsis
- Release of audience tension
- Untitled
- Release of audience tension
- The greek chorus (ie phone)
- Phone = alarm warning of dangerous territory (IRONY) phones symbolical of communication, yet the phone often prevents it
- Peripeteia - reversal of fortune
- Final intrusive command "don't call your wife baby"
- Structure compared to that of a greek tragedy: John = tragic hero
- MINIMAL CONSTRUCTION
- Almost no set other than a desk, a bench and chairs
- Audience inject themselves into play to fill in the gaps.
- The play audiences witness is partly constructed by them... meaning no two people see the same play, thus resulting in largely conflicting opinions
- Audience inject themselves into play to fill in the gaps.
- Almost no set other than a desk, a bench and chairs
- Victim
- Structure compared to that of a greek tragedy: John = tragic hero
- Peripeteia - reversal of fortune
- Carol is assaulted, john loses authority
- Anagnorisis
- Carol discovers john has not been home for days, John learns of jis **** charges
- Harmartia
- Hubris
- Catharsis
- Release of audience tension
- Untitled
- Release of audience tension
- The greek chorus (ie phone)
- Phone = alarm warning of dangerous territory (IRONY) phones symbolical of communication, yet the phone often prevents it
- Peripeteia - reversal of fortune
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