Who said it?
Violations of the law
Moral or Written law
Who did what?
Miscellaneous
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When Eddie referred to Rodolfo as, "Not Right". What was he trying to express.
Surprisingly, Eddie was suggesting that Rodolfo was gay.
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Name 1 law that was broken in the play.
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What type of Law does Eddie dislike?
Written Law, for he cannot have Rodolfo be separated from Catherine by law.
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What did Marco call Eddie?
Swine. (Pig) Or Murderer, Or Thief.
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Who does Catherine fall in love with?
Rodolfo.
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"That one! [Eddie] He killed my children! That one stole the food from my children!" Who Said This?
Marco.
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Which Law did Eddie violate in order to get rid of Marco and Roldolfo.
He violated a moral law, which is not to report and immigrant. No extra points granted for saying whether moral or written law.
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Name one law that represents moral law.
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Who was eddie Jealous of? Beatrice, Marco, Rodolfo, Catherine,
Rodolfo
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How many kids does Marco have.
3
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You want somethin' else, Eddie, and you can never have her!
Beatrice
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Which main character, if any, did not break any moral or written laws?
Alfieri. Beatrice, Eddie, and Catherine all harbored illegal immigrants. Marco and Rodolfo entered the United States illegally.
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When Rodolfo takes Catherine to Paramount, what law did he break? Moral, Written, Both, or Neither?
Full Credit: Eddie broke a Moral Law by taking Catherine out to Paramount without asking for Eddie's permission. Half Credit: Neither, Eddie is not her father, therefore it is her decision.
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What does Eddie ask Alfieri?
If their are any laws that restrict Rodolfo and Catherine to be together.
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Which Written Law represent a strong barrier between Marco's wants?
The Law the restricts him from becoming a citizen. He wants to live in america so he can feed his family. The law restricts him.
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"When you have no wife, you have dreams." Why would this person say this?
Marco. He must take care and feed his wife and children. He has no time for dreams, he must support his family the best way he can.
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Eddie came home DRUNK on the 23rd of december(Beginning of act 2). Which Law did he violate.
Full Credit: Theft. He stole a box of whiskey, as mentioned in Alfieri's first line of act 2. He then came home drunk. Half Credit: He came home drunk, which is against many people's morals.
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What plays a bigger role in the story. Moral Law OR Written Law. Of the type of law you have picked, who does this affect the most.
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What point was Eddie trying to prove when he was "teaching" Rodolfo to fight?
He tried to show that Rodolfo was weak, a "sissy" and, inadequate to be with Catherine.
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Eddie says for Catherine to not get a job and stay in school. What do you think his reason for this is.
He is overly attached to Catherine, he does not want her to leave.
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I know him and now I'm supposed to turn around and make a stranger out of him? Who says this, and who is this person referring to when saying "him"? Also, what is this person being persuaded to do?
This is Catherine. Catherine is saying that she doesn't want to abandon Eddie. Beatrice is telling Catherine to get a place of her own, Marry Rodolfo, and continue on with their lives.
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2 Part Question!!! Part 1: Eddie Violated the Moral law: Omerta (Code of Silence) Which is to not expose illegal immigrants. What was the reaction from the community? Part 2: If Eddie had not reported them and they still had got caught, Eddie would have possibly been taken to jail for Harboring illegal immigrants. What could possibly be the reaction of the community toward the enforcers of the written law if this happened? Also, if any, whose reputation would this further hurt? Why?
Part 1- The community shunned him. Part 2- This could possibly increase their dislike for written law, as it still represents barriers for certain people in America. This could deepen their hatred. This happening would cause more problems for Alfieri. He represent the Law, something the community already has distrust for. Now, the community sees a man who is being taken away for doing the "Right" thing to do.
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Which written law does Eddie abuse in the play, and who does it affect?(BE CAREFUL) How does this written law, conflict with moral law in the play. Since Eddie does this, what was the reaction from the community? Put A LOT of thought into the question.
The written law he abuses is to report illegal immigrants. This law affects Marco ONLY. Either way, Rodolfo will marry Catherine and become a citizen. Since Eddie reported Rodolfo and Marco, he violated Moral Law, which is not to report immigrants. This is where the Written and Moral conflict, for they are the opposite of each other. Immediately after the community had witnessed this, they had shunned him, because of the Moral Law he had broken.
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Who is the Protagonist in the play? Who is the Antagonist in the play? Be Careful!
Eddie Carbone. What he does, causes everything to happen.His stubborn refusal to let Catherine be more independent and have a relationship with Rodolfo, is the engine that drives the play. This story proves that the Protagonist does not have to be the good guy. Rodolfo. He is probably the nicest antagonist yet, but not in Eddie's view.
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What profession is Alfieri? And how does the Law get infront of what he thinks, is morally correct and wrong?
He is a lawyer. He battles with himself about how he cannot help certain people, because the law restricts him. Therefore, whether it is morally accepted or not, he is not able to intervene or take part in anything illegal.
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