Theme of Defiance
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- Created on: 23-04-19 11:37
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- Theme of Defiance
- A Doll's House
- 'My sweet tooth wouldn't perhaps have been on the rampage in town today?'
- Nora makes a small act of defiance by buying forbidden macaroons
- 'I have the most tremendous desire to say: bloody hell!'
- Nora defying Nora through he shocking-for-the-time langauge
- 'It was I who raised the money'
- Nora borrows money and defies the men in her life
- 'As I am now, I can't be anything for them'
- Nora as she leaves Torvald, defying her role as a mother
- 'My sweet tooth wouldn't perhaps have been on the rampage in town today?'
- When I am dead, my dearest
- 'Haply I may remember/ And haply may forget'
- dismissive, defying the cult of mourning at the time
- 'Haply I may remember/ And haply may forget'
- Maude Clare
- 'For he's my lord for better and worse'
- Nell defies Maude Clare by choosing Lord Thomas anyway
- 'I wash my hands thereof'
- Maude Clare defies Lord Thomas by moving on
- 'For he's my lord for better and worse'
- No, thank you John
- 'I never said I loved you John'
- defies the Victorian ideal of marriage
- 'Use your common sense'
- patronising tone
- 'I never said I loved you John'
- Goblin Market
- 'Lizzie cover'd up her eyes... Laura reared her glossy head'
- Lizzie defies temptation where Laura cannot
- 'forbidden fruit'
- shows Laura's direct defiance as the fruit is specified as forbidden
- 'Lizzie cover'd up her eyes... Laura reared her glossy head'
- A Doll's House
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