Fichas

Sin título

Eve Rayment Inglés 11 fichas

Fichas del conjunto (11)

1'And a good soldier to a lady: but what is he to a lord?' - Beatrice- 'You are a bachelor, but what more?'
2'A merry war' - Leonato- Love-hate relationship between Benedick and Beatrice.
3'Can the world buy such a jewl' - Claudio- Standard Elizabethan idea of ownership in relationships
- 'Jewl' connotates Hero's beauty
4'I look'd upon her with a solider's eye' - Claudio- The power of love fuels his rage in war
5'Lady, as you are mine, I am yours' -Claudio- Equal status in relationship
- Opposing Elizabethan standards
6'This fish will bite' -Claudio- Animal connotations
- Hunting theme
- They will trick Claudio
- 'Bite' extends the animalistic descriptions of Bea and Ben
7'Well then, go you into hell?' - Leonato- Implies that Beatrice is sinning, because of her hatred for love.
- Reflects Elizabethan standards
8'Shrewd of thy tongue' - Leonato- He worries that Beatrice is too sharp-tongued to be desirable
- Links to Elizabethan stereotypes for women
- 'Shrewd' links to Bea being a shrewd
9'Let me be that I am and seek not to alter me' - Don John- He would like to live his own life, uninfluenced.
- Although his behaviour upsets others, he won't change for them.
10'Though I cannot be said to be a flattering honest man, it must not be denied but I am plain-dealing evil' - Don John- He would rather show his truthful, mean side than pretending to be nice and lying.
11'Sick in displeasure' - Don John