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Little Stranger: Chapter 1

Mind map: Little Stranger chapter 1
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Little Stranger: Chapter 1
Supernatural
- Page 13: Betty is the only person to recognize that there is a supernatural presence in the home > links to the idea that stereotypically, children are seers
Setting
- PAGE 5 first description > gothic desriptions + human like qualities
- PAGE 31 - the setting when Faraday leaves + the staircase
- PAGE 5 first description > gothic desriptions + human like qualities
Character
- Betty
- Associated with the supernatural from the start
- PAGES 13-15
- Associated with the supernatural from the start
- Faraday
- Transgressive nature of being a doctor > the way he acts with betty and the way it's described e.g exposing her stomach
- PAGE 10 + 11
- Is instantly introduced as unreliable and sleptical character through his proffession as a doctor > proffessional + cold stereotypically
- The house changes his behaviour > HINTS HE IS THE LITTLE STRANGER? > his attitude changes due to his love of the house
- PAGE 2 + 3 > E.G "I was an obedient child as a rule" or "I wasn't a spiteful or destructive boy"
- Think's he's a higher class than he is - has a sense of entitlement
- PAGE 2+3 he was "entitled" to the acorn
- PAGE 17 "That Faraday grated on me" > he thinks he should be of a higher status
- PAGE 2+3 he was "entitled" to the acorn
- Transgressive nature of being a doctor > the way he acts with betty and the way it's described e.g exposing her stomach
- Caroline
- Immediately described as boring and not special etc.
- Her introduction on PAGES 8-9
- Immediately described as boring and not special etc.
- Roderick
- Described as a potential monster but also a potential victim
- PAGE 6 with the footsteps at the door > classic gothic/villanous BUT also commonly described as "boyish" > victimizes him by making him vulnerable
- Described as a potential monster but also a potential victim
- Betty
Class
- Faraday's distaste for how they treat him > shows how his achieved status still doesn't outweigh the ascribed status of the gentry
- PAGE 17 - Rod's treatment of Faraday
- Opinions of class also shown through character
- Mistreatment of Betty
- PAGE 27: Rod calls Betty a "moron" and treats her with distaste
- Mistreatment of Betty
- Never find out Mrs Ayres first name > class issue?
- Faraday's distaste for how they treat him > shows how his achieved status still doesn't outweigh the ascribed status of the gentry
Información
- Descripción
- Notes for the first chapter of The Little Stranger - includes the most important sections of this chapter
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- Charlotte O'mahony
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