Character Analysis (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Briony's dual role in Atonement

Both protagonist and antagonist

Literary device Briony embodies

Unreliable narrator

Destructive quality in Briony's character

Her innocence itself

Cecilia's radical choice after accusation

Breaks from family entirely, maintains loyalty to Robbie

Robbie Turner's social position

Socially mobile, dependent on upper-class patronage

Lola Quincey's actual attacker

Paul Marshall

What Paul Marshall represents thematically

Unchecked privilege and moral ambiguity

Emily Tallis's approach to uncomfortable truths

Likes to fold away the truth

Effect of Lola's marriage to Paul

Silences her (wives cannot testify against husbands)

3 dimensions for analysing Atonement characters

Individual psychology, relationships, thematic function

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