Rituals and Ceremonies
This has been put together after a discussion in class after sitting a mock on this question.
- Created by: Megan Whitworth
- Created on: 07-03-14 15:33
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- Rituals and Ceremonies
- Kate
- A strict Christian so is angry at what is being discussed in the house.
- Speaks in exclamatives
- Signals her fury and shock
- Repetition of the noun savages
- "I taught them"
- Contrast
- "I taught them"
- Seems most irrational
- Stage directions - "very angry almost shouting"
- Tempted by Pagan rituals
- Rose
- Not so tied up with social expectations
- Most 'free' sister
- Her speech is her thought process
- Her 'simplicity' makes her more open to paganism
- Stage directions - "quietly resolutely
- Emotive lexis - shocked, disappointed, rubbish, nonsense
- Kate
- A strict Christian so is angry at what is being discussed in the house.
- Speaks in exclamatives
- Signals her fury and shock
- Repetition of the noun savages
- Contrast
- Contrast
- Seems most irrational
- Stage directions - "very angry almost shouting"
- Tempted by Pagan rituals
- Kate
- Elsewhere in the play
- Dance scene - Kates suppressed 'pagan' energies
- Fertility ritual
- Father Jack's talk about Africa
- Mirror breaking - superstition
- Kate
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