Key Quotes (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards
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How does trauma affect characters in 'Dracula'?
How does trauma affect characters in 'Dracula'?
Characters are haunted by past traumas affecting their present.
What does the quote on women's fears signify in 'Dracula'?
What does the quote on women's fears signify in 'Dracula'?
It shows women's dependence and societal norms shaping fears.
What theme does Dracula's blood chant represent?
What theme does Dracula's blood chant represent?
It symbolizes his isolation and reliance on others for survival.
What is a key theme in 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker?
What is a key theme in 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker?
The struggle between modernity and ancient fears.
How does Dracula's welcome to Harker reflect duality?
How does Dracula's welcome to Harker reflect duality?
It's both charming and menacing, blurring reality and horror.
What role does memory play in 'Dracula'?
What role does memory play in 'Dracula'?
Memory shapes characters' identities and longing for connection.
What does the quote on societal constraints reveal?
What does the quote on societal constraints reveal?
It shows acceptance of fate and social constraints on individuals.
What themes are explored through love in 'Dracula'?
What themes are explored through love in 'Dracula'?
Love is shown as both a saving and dangerous force.
What does Dracula long for in London?
What does Dracula long for in London?
He desires connection with humanity, feeling isolated.
What themes in 'Dracula' create feelings of fear?
What themes in 'Dracula' create feelings of fear?
Sexuality, modernity, and societal change anxieties.