Lysistrata Character Analysis

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A2 Drama Lysistrata Mind Map on Lysistrata Character Analysis, created by erat_5 on 07/04/2014.
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Lysistrata Character Analysis
  1. Lysistrata
    1. POWERFUL
      1. Opening Scene - ability to command an audience
        1. Some masculine, asexual characteristics
        2. Frustrated
          1. Independant woman struggling for power in oppressive patriarchal society
            1. Refusal to accept her intended status in life
            2. VISIONARY
              1. Outward delivery of political speeches to audience
              2. separated
                1. Not driven by sexual drive thus separated from gender & society
              3. Calonice
                1. Ignorance, disinterest & naivety (contrast to Lysis)
                  1. Never seen fit to Question her purely asthetic role in society (conformist)
                    1. Sexual: constantly thinking of sex
                      1. Fickle, easily influenced
                        1. materialistic
                        2. Myrrhine
                          1. Flustered, constantly seems rushed
                            1. Awkward, nervous, doubtful
                            2. Lampito
                              1. Spartans in general more liberal; rippling muscles, slit skirts etc
                                1. Seems to challenge Lysistrata's power
                                  1. Definite leader / influential
                                  2. Straight talking, rational
                                  3. Stratyllis
                                    1. Strong leader in challenging chorus of old men
                                      1. Stark contrast between violent leadership approach of her to LYSIS
                                      2. Impulisve, actions are extreme and unpredictable
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