The character leaves her husband and children at the end of A Doll's House.
What is Nora Helmer?
The form of Looking for Richard
Docudrama
Century a Doll's House was written in.
What is the nineteenth century (1879)
Technique used when Torvald calls Nora his "little skylark"
What is Metaphor
"I am determined to prove a ______."
What is Villain?
The identity of "the boy"
What is Anna and Luke's stillborn son
The style Henrik Ibsen most famous for pioneering.
What is Realism?
Movement associated with A dolls house as it challenges traditional expectations of women?
What is first-wave feminism?
Technique created through the repeated bird imagery in Vertigo.
What is avian leitmotif?
"Shakespeare saw Richard Gloucester and Buckingham as _______."
What is Gangsters?
The killer of Richard III in Shakespeare's play
Who is Richmond (Henry VII)?
This form of play explores controversial social problems and encourages audiences to debate them.
What is problem play?
Royal family Shakespeare supports through his portrayal of Richard III.
What is the Tudor dynasty
technique commonly used in Vertigo when the fire and weather are described as if they are living beings.
What is personification
Says "No man would sacrifice his honour for the one he loves."
Who is Torvald Helmer
Nora's reason for borrowing money.
What is saving Torvald's life by funding a trip to Italy?
Dramatic archetype from medieval morality plays that Richard III is based on.
What is the Vice?
This 1990s movement influenced Looking for Richard through its blending of documentary and performance.
What is postmodernism?
Richard's opening "Now is the winter of our discontent..." is an example of what dramatic technique?
What is Soliloquy
Says "Millions of women have done it."
Who is Mrs Linde
This object survives the fire and prompts Anna and Luke to reflect on the survival of both their house and their marriage.
What is Luke's sweater?
Narrative point of view used in Vertigo
What is third-person omniscient narration
This belief suggested that God supported Richmond's victory and the rise of the Tudor dynasty.
What is Providence?
Symbol representing rebellion against Torvald's control
What is macaroons?
"Raises her arm in soft ______."
What is Salute?