February Mock

Question 1

Intense emotions of Milton

Answer 1

Justify the ways of God to man

Question 2

Intense emotions of Webster

Answer 2

Anger at corruption surrounding the monarchy

Question 3

What does intense emotion drive and what is it driven by

Answer 3

Drives the narrative of literature and the downfall of it’s characters
Driven by love and ambition

Question 4

What are satan’s intense emotions

Answer 4

Anger - wants to disrupt the hierarchy

Question 5

What happens as Satan finds Earth to be more beautiful and quote

Answer 5

His torment increases, ‘I feel torment within me’

Question 6

What does Satan lower himself to

Answer 6

An animalistic state without reason - ‘contained into a beast’

Question 7

What is Satan controlled by

Answer 7

His tormented thoughts so he doesn’t access the freedom he hoped by rejecting God

Question 8

What does ‘beast’ show

Answer 8

Savage and brutal nature

Question 9

What did MIlton believe power did

Answer 9

Corrupted prople

Question 10

What did Charles I, like Satan, want?

Answer 10

To take God’s power through vanity and selfishness

Question 11

Despite self realisation that intense emotions cause unacceptable actions characters still….

Answer 11

Seek power and knowledge

Question 12

Evan Satan quote

Answer 12

Satan corrupts what he cannot possess

Question 13

James Satan quote

Answer 13

Satan is blinded by his desires

Question 14

Satan temper quote

Answer 14

‘Satan’s ethereal temper’ - he is still a magnificent being in anguish

Question 15

What kind of figure is Satan

Answer 15

Vindice figure - bent on revenge for the sake of it

Question 16

Quote that shows Satan’s anger is never ending

Answer 16

‘Infinite wrath’ and ‘infinite despair’

Question 17

What kind of character is Bosola

Answer 17

. Archetypal malcontent
. In tense emotion of depression
. Medieval audience believed his humours were out of balance

Question 18

What does Bosola desire

Answer 18

Status rather than money

Question 19

What is ambition according to Antonio

Answer 19

A ‘great man’s madness’

Question 20

How is Bosola like Eve

Answer 20

descends from the hierarchy in being closer to God as his acceptance of the ‘provisorship of th’ horse’ - loses reason

Question 21

What does his acceptance of status make him

Answer 21

a ‘creature’ and it ‘makes me a villain’

Question 22

James I book to his son

Answer 22

Baskillion Dragon

Question 23

How does Milton introduce the fall

Answer 23

Change these notes to tragic

Question 24

Eve’s intense emotions is….

Answer 24

Destructive for all of mankind

Question 25

What does Eve want and what does this disrupt

Answer 25

Eve wants to be ‘more equal’ which disrupts the spatial heirachy

Question 26

How do critics say we read the novel

Answer 26

As fallen beings and are tempted in the same ways as the characters

Question 27

What does Eve’s actions echo

Answer 27

Satan’s devilish desire to rebel against God for more power

Question 28

Eating the fruit quotation

Answer 28

‘Greedily she engorged without restraint’

Question 29

Stock character

Answer 29

A temptress who cannot control her emotion – plays into stereotypes at the time that emotions are weak

Question 30

Scale of creation critic

Answer 30

Molly Mahood

Question 31

Scale of creation theory

Answer 31

Eve is one step removed from the Devine reason of God and Angels whereas Adam is one step closer, she is closer to instinct and a more passionate way of thinking

Question 32

What does the bible show

Answer 32

man is master of woman

Question 33

What does Eve’s sin mean

Answer 33

everyone is inherently, morally corrupt

Question 34

Quote for fruit corrupting Eve

Answer 34

‘soiled and stained’

Question 35

After me too how would Eve’s action be seen

Answer 35

not be seen as unacceptable and the codex recludo podcast say that fallen beings are more interesting

Question 36

The Duchess manipulates Antonio into marrying her

Answer 36

‘I winked and chose a husband’

Question 37

What did the duchess choose

Answer 37

Body natural over body politic

Question 38

Links to famous people

Answer 38

Lady Arbella Stuart Queen Elizabeth

Question 39

Like Eve the Duchess is a

Answer 39

Stock character ‘Lusty widow’

Question 40

What does Ferdinand say when he finds out about the pregnancy

Answer 40

‘I could kill her now’

Question 41

What does Cariola recognise

Answer 41

The destruction the Duchess has caused through her marriage ‘I owe her much of pity’ realising the nature of her unacceptable behaviour rather than offering admiration like a modern feminist audience

Question 42

Linda Woodbridge on the Duchess

Answer 42

sees the Duchess as a hero of desire - ‘she celebrates it and indeed dies for it’

Question 43

Christina Lucky on the Duchess

Answer 43

'acts on human impulses in the name of virtue only to discover that she cannot control the consequences of her choices.'

Question 44

What are Adam’s intense emotions

Answer 44

Love for Eve

Question 45

What is Adam overcome with

Answer 45

. ‘Fondly overcome with female charm

Question 46

C.S Lewis quote

Answer 46

‘Fell by uxeriousness’

Question 47

What happens to Adam and Eve when they fall

Answer 47

‘In lust they burn’

Question 48

What does Adam say when he see a fallen Eve

Answer 48

‘certain my resolution is to die’

Question 49

What does Antonio say to the Duchess

Answer 49

‘I am all yours’

Question 50

What does Antonio lack

Answer 50

Perhaps Antonio lacks intense emotions and simply allows himself to be manipulated by the Duchess

Question 51

How does Antonio react to the death of the Duchess

Answer 51

Lacks the intense emotion to vengeance the Duchess wants a ‘friendly reconcilement’ with the Cardinal

Question 52

How is not having intense emotion make Antonio’s action acceptable and what is the quote for this

Answer 52

he does not betray his morals - ‘that only have thy benefit in death to appear myself’