Jude and Kennedy's Relationship Quiz
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What emotion did Jude feel while waiting outside the Stardust Theater, and why?

Jude felt glum because Stella, who she was waiting for, had not yet appeared.

What does Kennedy imply by saying, 'You’re only as good as your last performance'?

Kennedy implies that one's reputation is based on their most recent achievements or actions.

What does Jude associate with her mother regarding acting, and what did that lead her to do?

Jude associates her mother with a past acting success in Romeo and Juliet, which made her want to audition for a play.

What did Jude do when she almost tried out for a play, and what did it signify?

<p>Jude slipped out before the drama teacher called her name, signifying her fear and lack of confidence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Jude's perception of herself influence her decision regarding the school play?

<p>Jude perceives herself as someone who would be laughed at, leading her to chicken out of the audition.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of Kennedy's appearance, describing her outfit?

<p>Kennedy's ripped jeans and floppy hat suggest a carefree and playful attitude toward life.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Jude’s broom represent in the context of her interaction with Kennedy?

<p>Jude's broom represents her role as a worker, contrasting with the world of performance that she is hesitant to join.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What advice does Kennedy give to Jude regarding her self-limiting thoughts?

<p>Kennedy suggests that Jude's problem is that she tells herself 'no,' discouraging her from trying.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Kennedy believe acting does for her in relation to her nightmares?

<p>Kennedy believes that acting helps her get rid of something bad inside her that was causing terrible nightmares.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the dimmed house lights affect the character's perception of the audience?

<p>The dimmed house lights make it impossible for the character to see the faces of the audience, creating a sense of anonymity.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What profession does the character express uncertainty about pursuing, despite being complimented in it?

<p>The character expresses uncertainty about becoming a psychologist.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What suggestion does Kennedy make regarding the character's boyfriend?

<p>Kennedy suggests that the character should bring her boyfriend to the cast party and mentions he could be paid to take pictures.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key theme reflected in Kennedy's thoughts about her future after the play?

<p>A key theme is the uncertainty and fear of losing one's purpose, as Kennedy wonders about her identity after the play ends.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does Kennedy's self-doubt manifest in her feelings about her acting talent?

<p>Kennedy feels that she is 'shit' at everything, including acting, which contributes to her self-doubt.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why does the character feel a lack of direction after the play is over?

<p>The character feels a lack of direction because acting was the only thing that gave her a sense of purpose for months.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What emotional atmosphere permeates Kennedy's thoughts as she contemplates her future?

<p>Kennedy's thoughts are filled with anxiety and uncertainty about her future and her relationships.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Jude and Kennedy's Relationship

  • Jude is a young woman who is working as a stagehand for a play starring Kennedy Sanders.
  • Jude is fascinated by Kennedy and feels a connection to her, perhaps because she admires Kennedy's talent and confidence.
  • Jude is secretly struggling with her own self-doubt and insecurity.
  • Kennedy offers Jude a chance to step onto the stage, which is a symbolic representation of her own struggles with insecurity.
  • Kennedy and Jude have a conversation about dreams, and Kennedy reveals a childhood fear she overcame by venturing into acting.

Kennedy’s Uncertainty

  • Kennedy expresses her uncertainty about the future after the play ends.
  • She feels lost and unsure about her purpose in life.
  • She regrets leaving school and questions her talent and her decisions.
  • Kennedy feels alienated from her family and experiences difficulty in connecting with her mother.
  • She contemplates if acting was the right career path and if she made the right decisions.

The End of the Play

  • The final performance of the play is a bittersweet ending for Kennedy.
  • She feels uncertain about her next steps and lacks a clear sense of direction.
  • This signifies a turning point in her life, leading to self-reflection and a re-evaluation of her choices.
  • The play serves as a temporary reprieve from her internal struggles and a source of purpose and fulfillment.

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Explore the complex dynamics between Jude and Kennedy in this quiz. Delve into Jude's admiration and insecurities as a stagehand and Kennedy's struggles with uncertainty and purpose after the play. This quiz will challenge your understanding of their relationship and personal growth.

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