My Mother Said I Never Should: Writers Methods and Techniques (OCR GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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My Mother Said I Never Should: Writers Methods and Techniques
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Technique using dolls/tea sets to deepen emotion

Symbolism

Doll's symbolic meaning

Nurturing, caring, self-sacrificing roles expected of women

Technique placing scenes from different time periods together

Juxtaposition of time periods

Narrative where scenes don't follow chronological order

Non-linear narrative

Effect of non-linear narrative on generations

Highlights generational differences and recurring patterns

Purpose of minimalistic set design

Focus on characters/relationships, enable fluid time transitions

Scenes where characters appear as children regardless of age

Wasteground scenes

What wasteground scenes symbolise

Space free from societal expectations to explore inner selves

Technique where meaning conveyed by what's not said

Dialogue and subtext

What subtext reveals in dialogue

True feelings, tensions, deeper resentments or fears

How non-linear narrative shows past's impact

Emphasises how past influences present across generations

Number of women/generations shown in the play

Four women across generations

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