Characters and Relationships (HSC SSCE English Standard): Quizzes

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Characters and Relationships
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In 1981 Gaeltacht culture, what does silence primarily communicate?

Intimacy and emotional connection

What does Cáit's selective mutism represent at the start of the film?

A survival response to neglect

What does the suitcase packing scene symbolise about Cáit's father?

He views Cáit as disposable

What Irish term does Eibhlín use that constitutes Cáit's personhood?

Mo ghrá (my love)

How does Seán's relationship with Cáit progress throughout the film?

From coldness to deep paternal love

What does the film argue about true family bonds?

Built through care, not just blood

What do the laundry lessons transform for Cáit?

Bedwetting shame into shared labour

What does Cáit's well panic create between her and the Cinnsealachs?

Mutual witnessing of trauma

What is the final stage of the non-verbal communication arc?

Active claiming through the sprint

How is identity constructed in the film?

Relationally, through how others treat us

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