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What does DR signify about marriage in the context provided?
What does DR signify about marriage in the context provided?
What aspect of DR’s character is highlighted by the term 'Hyperbole' related to the pie?
What aspect of DR’s character is highlighted by the term 'Hyperbole' related to the pie?
What transformation does DR undergo as indicated in the content?
What transformation does DR undergo as indicated in the content?
What does the phrase 'He saw no one, he only thought of himself' suggest about DR's character?
What does the phrase 'He saw no one, he only thought of himself' suggest about DR's character?
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Which of the following best describes the concept of desacralization of marriage mentioned?
Which of the following best describes the concept of desacralization of marriage mentioned?
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Study Notes
Literary Analysis
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DR (arriviste): Character who is ambitious and strives to rise above others
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Above others: Implies the character is perceived as superior by others in the novel
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Hyperbole (affole de pie): Exaggeration; used to emphasize a point, possibly through imagery or style
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Hyperbole ("affole de pie"): Used to describe the character's actions, conveying excitement, or a heightened sense of urgency.
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"C'est sen jour, sen passage": Describes a significant moment, an important stage, or journey
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Line 323: A specific point in the novel, highlighting a key event or realization
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"lorsqu'il aperçut": Refers to a sudden insight or understanding by the character
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"Le mariage n'a aucune valeur": Interpretation of marriage significance lacks profound meaning
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"par TOR": Presumably, referring to a specific character/event/concept in the novel.
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"souvenirs none de M": A character associated with memories or recollections
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"désacralisation du mariage": Depicts the deconstruction of traditional concepts concerning marriage's sanctity/importance
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"Le jour du mariage": Focuses on the symbolism/significance of the marriage day (or celebration).
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"Il perse déjà à se remettre": Character looking for a renewed start immediately.
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"Ces 2 paroles sent dignes": The spoken words are worthy of note, and are possibly meaningful dialogue in the book.
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"Marche plaudentes": A comedic expression, a form of praise and admiration.
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"pour se faire admirer": Implies that the character is trying to win favor.
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"succès réussiles": Emphasis on success/winning the admiration of others, for example.
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"fils des paysans puis bourgeois, noble": Shows a character experiencing a social transformation, from humble beginnings to elevated status
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Transformation du nom de famille: Change of family name during character's transition
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Heureux qu'on l'admire, il ne voyait personne, il ne pensait qu'a lui": Reflective of the character's self-absorption due to their social climb and recognition
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"Partage avec personne, joie": Describes character's solitude or lack of connection with others during their journey of upward mobility
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Explore the intricate characterizations and themes within the novel, focusing on ambition and hyperbole. This quiz dives into specific passages and their significance, revealing deeper meanings in character actions and relationships. Perfect for those studying literary devices and character development.
