Aaron Burr (Junior Cert English): Flashcards

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Aaron Burr
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Burr's 3 main characteristics

Cautious, measured, & envious of Hamilton

Burr's 'Talk less, smile more' quote meaning

Strategic & guarded approach to life

Burr's 'I'm willing to wait for it' meaning

Patience & belief in playing the long game

How Burr's character develops

Growing frustration & jealousy watching Hamilton rise

When Burr's envy peaks

Election of 1800

Burr's quote during 1800 election

Hamilton is out of control

Culmination of Burr's development

Challenges Hamilton to a duel

What drives Burr to duel Hamilton

Anger, desperation, desire to reclaim control

Burr's 2 roles in the story

Narrator & Hamilton's antagonist

Burr's role in the climax

Ends Hamilton's life

Burr's quote after the duel

The world was wide enough for both Hamilton and me

What Burr's post-duel quote shows

Regret & tragic consequences of rivalry

What Burr's story represents

Dangers of envy & consequences of fear/resentment

Burr's arc as cautionary tale about

Waiting too long & bitterness from missed opportunities

How Burr contrasts with Hamilton

Cautious nature clashes with Hamilton's boldness

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