Dramatic Techniques (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards
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How does Miller use irony in the play?
How does Miller use irony in the play?
It contrasts appearance and reality, highlighting hypocrisy.
What does the court claim to seek in the play?
What does the court claim to seek in the play?
It claims to seek truth and justice but condemns the innocent.
What does the poppet represent in the witch trials?
What does the poppet represent in the witch trials?
It represents manipulation and false accusations.
How important is dialogue in Miller's work?
How important is dialogue in Miller's work?
Dialogue reveals motivations, relationships, and tension.
What does Proctor's hesitation foreshadow?
What does Proctor's hesitation foreshadow?
It foreshadows catastrophic consequences for hiding the truth.
What role do stage directions play in the play?
What role do stage directions play in the play?
They contribute to atmosphere and guide character emotions.
What themes are reflected through symbolism?
What themes are reflected through symbolism?
Integrity, guilt, and hysteria are key themes reflected.
What techniques show the play's historical setting?
What techniques show the play's historical setting?
Use of period-specific dialogue and cultural references.
What effect does Danforth's language have?
What effect does Danforth's language have?
It emphasizes his social role and moral stance.
How does foreshadowing build suspense?
How does foreshadowing build suspense?
It hints at future events through dialogue or actions.