Plot and Structure
Chris asks if they know he is black.
Who is Rose's parents.
The profession that connects Chris’s ability to “see” what others can’t.
What is photographer.
The form of racism explored through Dean’s “I’d have voted for Obama a third time” line.
What is casual racism (or micro-aggressions).
The recurring sound that signals Chris’s loss of control.
What is the spoon on the teacup.
The animal that represents both vulnerability and survival throughout the film.
What is the deer.
Where it is revealed that the Armitages’ guests are not who they appear to be.
What is the Garden Party.
The person who masks control behind calm.
Who is Missy.
The ideas about black bodies symbolised through the coagula experiment.
What is black bodies as commodities (or the fetishisation of black bodies).
The dominant colours used to represent the cult members AND the dominant colours used to represent Chris.
The household décor that reveals Dean’s obsession with domination AND the quote that links to this.
What are cultural artefacts from various countries AND "It's such a privilege to be able to experience another person's culture."
The object Chris finds that exposes Rose’s history of luring Black partners.
What is the box of photographs.
Their physical violence mirrors the family’s ideological violence.
Who is Jeremy.
The character who is both the biggest horror trope AND the biggest horror plot twist.
Who is Rod.
The camera movement and shot that visually represent Chris’s descent into the Sunken Place.
What are slow tracking and wide shot.
The deeper meaning of Chris picking cotton from the chair to block hypnosis.
What is linking back to slaves who used to use cotton to block their ears from the slave drivers/linking back to the oppression of slavery/systemic racism.
The detail about Chris’s mother’s death that Missy weaponises against him
What is Chris' inaction.
The terms for the two main types of racism addressed in 'Get Out'.
What are fetishisation and micro-aggressions (or systemic racism or institutionalised racism)
The myth that Jordan Peele debunks in 'Get Out'
Visual motifs that link Chris back to slavery (at least three)
Rod's lines when Chris gets into the car at the end of the film.
What are: I mean, I told you not to go into that house.
The name for the narrative structure used in 'Get Out'.
What is linear?
The Armitages' greatest weapon against Chris.
What is surface liberalism.
The meaning behind the sunken place.
What is the involuntary state of emotional paralysis and mental imprisonment experienced by Black people under systemic racism and oppression.
The artist whose song encourages Chris to stay woke AND the artist of 'Run Rabbit Run'.
Who are Donald Glover and Flanagan & Allen.
The song playing when Rose is eating dry fruit loops, sipping on milk and scrolling through victims.
What is 'I've had the time of my life'.