Key Quotations (Leaving Cert English): Quizzes

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What attitude does Eileen show towards those in need?

Pragmatic and judgmental

What does the convent symbolise in the town?

Dominance and control

Why does Furlong feel relief despite knowing consequences await him?

He acted with integrity

What does Furlong ask about the point of being alive?

Without helping one another

What does Furlong question about calling oneself a Christian?

Never being brave enough to oppose wrong

What happiness does Furlong experience when walking Sarah home?

Profound joy in acting selflessly

What two emotions does Furlong experience bringing Sarah home?

Fear and hope

What does 'Cut the knees off those who still knelt' refer to?

Diminishing influence of religion

What does Eileen say about getting on in life?

There's things you have to ignore

What does Furlong say about the nuns' power?

They've only as much power as we give

Who reveals deeply buried and unspoken truths like Ned's paternity?

A stranger

What does Eileen remind Furlong of when she mentions 'girls that get in trouble'?

His mother's difficult situation

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