Complete Guide to 'Small Things Like These' (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards

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Complete Guide to 'Small Things Like These'
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Setting decade of Small Things Like These

1980s Ireland

Bill Furlong's occupation

Coal and timber merchant

Institution Furlong rescues Sarah from

Magdalen laundries

Name of girl Furlong rescues

Sarah

Bill Furlong's wife's name

Eileen

When Furlong rescues Sarah

Christmas Eve

Furlong's protector in childhood

Mrs. Wilson, Protestant widow

What does cold weather symbolize?

Emotional & moral stagnation of town

Narrative perspective used

Third-person limited

Furlong's mother's job & age when pregnant

Domestic servant, 16 years old

Keegan's writing style

Minimalist

Recurring motifs in the novella

Doors, windows, mirrors

Quote: Mrs. Kehoe's warning about nuns

These nuns have a finger in every pie

Dominant institution in 1980s Irish society

Catholic Church

Main theme of Furlong's rescue

Moral courage challenging societal expectations

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