Maria Flashcards

1
Q

What are some traits of Maria?

A
  • clever
  • loyal
  • sharp tongued
  • vengeful
  • cruel
  • humourous
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2
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What boundaries does Maria cross?

A
  • gender
  • religion
  • class
  • status
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3
Q

“Tell me where thou hast been”

A

Act 1 Scene 5
- imperative
- strong and demanding

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4
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“Sweet Sir Toby, be patient for tonight”

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Act 2 Scene 3
- pre modifier
- female dominance
- speaking out against people above her class

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5
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“Go shake your ears”

A

Act 2 Scene 3
- exclamatory
- going against societal norms
- Elizabethan familiar collocation, common insult of donkey ears

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6
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“I could marry this wench for this device”

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Act 2 Scene 5
- said by Sir Toby
- her intelligence is attractive

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7
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“He is sure possessed, madam”

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Act 3 Scene 4
- a very serious accusation
- cruel
- AO3: beliefs about madness

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8
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“Yond gull Malvolio is turned heathen”

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Act 3 Scene 2
- derogatory slur
- suggests Malvolio cannot be Christian if he is so easily fooled by the letter: Christian salvation depends on accurate readings
- a heathen is someone who doesn’t follow religious value

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9
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“I have dogged him like his murderer”

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Act 3 Scene 2
- simile
- determined to put Malvolio in his place and wants to remove his arrogance

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“He is sure possessed, madam”

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Act 3 Scene 4
- reinforcing joke of Malvolio by deceiving Olivia
- verb ‘possessed’
- vocative
- mocking Puritanism (crossing religious boundaries)

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