East of Eden
The habit that revealed Kathy's weakness/ vulnerability; the only time she was out of control?
Who is Offred's husband?
Luke
Where the mother and girls stay with the dad is violent.
Mrs. Cooley's
"Thou wretched, rash intruding fool."
Hamlet to Polonius
What are 5 common themes that exist in literature?
good vs. evil ; country vs. city; nature vs. civilization; individual vs. community; free will vs. fate
Two "marked" characters (How?)
Kate (Cathy) and Charles
Mr. Edwards beats Cathy. Charles has an accident with a crow bar.
What happened to Offred's daughter?
She was taken from Offred when she and her family tried to escape Gilead.
Father dressed like this and scared his family...
He wore a gorilla mask.
"She chanted snatches of old lauds as one incapable of her own distress."
Gertrude to Claudius and Laertes (about Ophelia's death)
What is the primary theme in Hamlet?
Revenge can become an obsession that destroys those who attempt it.
Recurring biblical motif in East of Eden
The Cain and Abel story.
What is the Wall?
A place in town where the bodies of executed dissidents are displayed.
Sister's dog.
Mitelin.
"Perhaps he loves you now; but you must fear, his greatness weighed, his will is not his own."
Laertes to Ophelia (about Hamlet)
The Handmaid's Tale's theme?
Individual vs. community/ good vs. evil / free will vs. fate
Name which means strength and stability, four, cube
Abra
What is a Utopian novel?
A novel set in an ideal world/ society
A favorite place that the girls escaped to sometimes.
The car.
"There's letters seal'd: and my two schoolfellows,
Whom I will trust as I will adders fang'd,"
Hamlet about Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
Primary theme in Oedipus trilogy?
Name which means: wholly followed Jehovah, God of Israel; bold and fearless
Caleb
What is a novel where the world is not ideal but terrifying or restrictive in some way?
Dystopian novel
Explain a major theme of Hula.
Childhood should be a time of safety and security. Soldiers can bring home the war if they are not taken care of. Wars have long-term effects for everyone.
"Such an act that blurs the grace and blush of modesty, calls Virtue hypocrite"
Hamlet about Gertrude
Primary theme in East of Eden?
Good vs. evil/ free will vs. fate / country vs. city
Individual vs. conformity