Character Analysis (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Norma Desmond's age & symbolic meaning

50; represents fame's grotesque afterlife

Norma's quote about stars leaving

No one ever leaves a star!

Gloria Swanson's significance in casting

Real silent star; adds authentic pathos to Norma's tragedy

Joe Gillis's narrative technique

Narrates from beyond grave; opens with his corpse in pool

Swimming pool as metaphor

Hollywood glamour concealing death beneath

Max's former relationship to Norma

First husband & director who made her a star

Max's method of enabling Norma

Forges fan mail, blocks reality

Betty Schaefer's symbolic role

Represents Hollywood's hopeful future & authentic passion

Betty's mirror quote to Joe

If you want to see what living does...look in that mirror

Film's main Hollywood critique

Brutal treatment of ageing stars & desperate newcomers

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