- Finish reading Act I, Scene 2 (movie?) Pages 66-75
- Work on Act I, Scene 2 questions in your packet (through 34)
- Add any double-entry journal quotes that can characterize Walter in Act I, Scene 2
Quote
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Speaker
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Act/Scene
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Lit element/tech
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Explain
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“Well, you tell that to my boy tonight…on the living room couch”
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Walter
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1.2
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Conflict
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Walter blames Mama for the family’s lack of success
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“I’m a grown man, Mama.”
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Walter
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1.2
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Conflict
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Walter feels his mother treats him like a child
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“Seem like you…always tied up in some kind of knot about something”
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Mama
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1.2
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Characterization (indirect)
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Mama tells us Walter’s behavior/attitude has changed for the worse and it’s affecting the family
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“Sometimes it’s like I can see the future stretched out in front of me…full of nothing”
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Walter
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1.2
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Internal conflict
Man vs. society
characterization
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Walter feels his job is worthless and his future holds nothing for him
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“So now it’s life. Money is life.”
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Mama
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1.2
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Characterization (indirect)
Conflict
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Mama is confused why her children’s values have changed so much from her’s
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“Well son, I’m waiting to hear you say something…”
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Mama
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1.2
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Characterization (indirect)
Conflict
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Mama compares Walter to his father and asks him to “step up” and be a man like he was—but instead he leaves
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