Hobson's Choice: Characters (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Hobson's Choice: Characters
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Maggie Hobson's key traits

Strong-willed, determined, resourceful

Maggie's stance on gender roles

Defies traditional gender roles

Willie Mossop's initial character

Timid, uneducated, lacks ambition

Willie's character evolution

Transforms into strong, self-assured individual

Henry Hobson's personality

Stubborn, traditional, self-absorbed patriarch

What Henry Hobson symbolises

Outdated Victorian values

Alice Hobson's main concern

Appearances and social respectability

Vickey Hobson's key trait

Balances family loyalty with personal freedom

Jim Heeler's perspective

Traditional, male-dominated Victorian views

Mrs Hepworth's role in plot

Catalyst for Willie & Maggie's upward mobility

Ada Figgins represents

Traditional working-class marriage expectations

Key theme in Hobson's Choice

Self-improvement and social mobility

Maggie's vision for Willie

Make him into 'a somebody'

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