Key Quotes (Leaving Cert English): Quizzes
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What does the 'blue mist' in Jonathan's memory represent about trauma?
What does the 'blue mist' in Jonathan's memory represent about trauma?
It reflects trauma's dreamlike quality
What does Mina's quote about women being 'cowards' reveal?
What does Mina's quote about women being 'cowards' reveal?
Victorian social conditioning of women
Dr Seward feeling like 'a new man' after sleep suggests trauma can do what?
Dr Seward feeling like 'a new man' after sleep suggests trauma can do what?
Completely disrupt one's identity
Dracula's 'blood is the life' chant demonstrates what about his existence?
Dracula's 'blood is the life' chant demonstrates what about his existence?
His permanent isolation from humans
Renfield's language of slavery shows isolation makes people vulnerable to what?
Renfield's language of slavery shows isolation makes people vulnerable to what?
Manipulation and unhealthy bonds
Mina's 'Unclean' crisis after Dracula bites her is about what?
Mina's 'Unclean' crisis after Dracula bites her is about what?
Her identity as pure woman & wife
Dracula's 'flesh of my flesh' claim represents what regarding Mina's identity?
Dracula's 'flesh of my flesh' claim represents what regarding Mina's identity?
Complete destruction of her selfhood
What limitation does Van Helsing acknowledge about confronting the supernatural?
What limitation does Van Helsing acknowledge about confronting the supernatural?
Rational understanding has limits
Why does Lucy's comment about marrying three men become deeply ominous?
Why does Lucy's comment about marrying three men become deeply ominous?
Natural desires get corrupted
According to Mina, what can shared memory and documentation become?
According to Mina, what can shared memory and documentation become?
A weapon against chaos and evil
Why does Dracula promote fatalistic thinking about 'all things are as they are'?
Why does Dracula promote fatalistic thinking about 'all things are as they are'?
It serves his predatory purposes
How does Dracula's version of love differ from genuine love in the novel?
How does Dracula's version of love differ from genuine love in the novel?
His involves ownership vs. respect