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The Watsons, Key moments of action, Props - link to themes of the play +…
The Watsons
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Characters
Emma
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role of Emma
Emma is a strong, female heroine used to explore the societal pressures around marraige and the importance of social status. the audience are made to feel sympathetic towards her and her situation.
Tom Musgrave
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role: Cad, good-looking and financially independent
Elizabeth
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role: contrast Emma's views on marriages and social class, genuine sisterly affection between E + E.
Sisterly affection / carin for family - r. Watson - bed , status, eagerness for gossip
line 280 - Inflectio n that high pitch, lean forward and close proxemics
presentationalesture lord osboren and you
sisterly affection - hair, No Imeant it as a compliemtn - reassuring -
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Key moments of action
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310-340 - emma helps Elizabeth fold laundry - good natured and loving - Caught by Tom with handfl of laundry
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205-225 - Howard meets Emma, excited charles
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Lines 635-677 - Laura interrupts once emma accepts and Lord Osborne calls emma desperate then Emma begs him not to leave
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Elizabeth - moments - first moment, eagerness of gossip - eagerness for financial security - seen through costume - lines 75