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Deception (Streetcar (Stella (uses Blanche insecurity against her (Quote,…

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        i got keep hold of myself
        
        never inside I never lie to my heart
        
        pours herself another drink
        
        she drinks to forget about her past and to keep up with the delusion
        
        ironic because at the start of the play she mentions she does not drink much
        
        No, one’s my limit
      - This can be seen through her nervous and jittery behaviour
        
        brushing her hair vigorously
        
        she is always on edge, trying to keep up with the lie
        
        scared of people actually finding out her real self
      - writers techinques
        
        colour
        
        soiled and crumpled white satin evening gown
        
        to reflect what blanche really is
        
        light
        
        avoids strong light
        
        to not let mitch she her in full light, to keep up with the lie that she is young and innocent
        
        he uses light as a tool to hide Blanches real age and identity from the other characters
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        Lies, lies, inside and out, all lies
        
        I don't want stan's liquor
        
        it demonstrate that he is now closer to stanley after the truth about blanche came out
        
        nickname for stanley
      - She mostly lies about her age
        
        By not letting him see her in bright light
        
        about the age gap between her and stella
    - - he is the opposite of Blanche
  - - - Lie number one... ha some lily she is!...lie number two... they had her on the hook good and proper that time
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        her little weakness
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        I couldn't believe her story and go on living with Stanley
        
        she just had his baby and she choose her new life with him over her sister
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        Tell her how well she's looking
      - she does this to protect her sisters ego
- - - - Shakespeare uses dramatic irony as a technique to emphasize the deceptive qualities of the antagonist, Iago
        
        'honest Iago'
        
        This specific quote is repeated throughout the play by Othello. Shakespeare has used the specific quote to create dramatic irony, the audience is already aware of the true deceptive capabilities of Iago through the use of soliloquies.
        
        It is a juxtaposition of Iago's true character and Othello's beliefs of the character Iago is playing to be.
        
        'The Moor is of an open and free nature that thinks men honest but seems to be so.'
        
        These are the words Shakespeare has provided Iago to build on the theme of deception
        
        Shakespeare shared the personality and character traits of the protagonist. Iago's speech regarding Othello identifies a fatal flaw within Othello and his weakness. Iago's ploy surrounds Othello's one weakness (trusting in men who are not honest or who are deceptive)
  - - - Deception is one of Iago's strengths to manipulate and poison the heart of Othello. To act as an honorable partner however seek revenge as he despises Othello
        
        'I am not What I am '
        
        Iago's duplicitous nature is the key to the theme of deception. His soliloquies reveal the true character that seeks revenge, but he plays another character when around Othello or Rodrigo
        
        This is one of the most powerful quotes that revel his character and a catalyst regarding the theme of deception. Deception is a trick or scheme used to get what you want. For Iago, he is driven by jealousy to achieve what he wants. ie - the downfall of Othello
        
        Even now, now, very now an old black ram is tupping your whire ewe
        
        These two quotes spoken by Iago, (even now) quote towards Brabantio. He is speaking of Othello and Desdemona's relations behind closed doors
        
        he prated and spoke such scurvy and provoking terms against your honour
        
        The next quote is Iago speaking to Othello about Brabantioparty searching for him.
        
        These two quotes are two different characters of Iago (duplicitous). Iago refers to Brabantio speaking against Othello's honor. However, Iago was speaking against Othello's honor by calling him a Old black
        ram
        
        Iago has fooled Othello into believing he is a caring and trust worthy partner