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Thomas Becket and the Chorus of Canterbury

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Thomas Becket and the Chorus of Canterbury

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What is the main reason the Chorus expresses for not wanting Thomas Becket to return?

They have grown accustomed to life without him.

They feel abandoned by him in the past.

They believe his leadership is ineffective.

They fear his presence will bring more suffering. (correct)

Which group does the Chorus specifically mention as preferring to be left alone?

The barons and nobles

The common women of Canterbury (correct)

The wealthy merchants

The residents of Canterbury

What is the emotional state of the Chorus regarding their current situation?

They are unhappy but unwilling to express it.

They long for change and improvement.

They are entirely satisfied with their lives.

They are content with their relative dissatisfaction. (correct)

How long has it been since Thomas Becket left Canterbury, according to the Chorus?

<p>Seven years</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of authority do the Chorus members claim to be affected by?

<p>Coercive authority</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Setting

The play takes place in the Archbishop’s Hall of Canterbury Cathedral on December 29, 1170.

The Chorus

The Chorus is comprised of common women of Canterbury.
The Chorus speaks first, stating that Thomas Becket has been gone for seven years.
The Chorus suggests it would be best for Becket to stay away, without specifying why.
The Chorus indicates that they have endured hardship since Becket’s departure.
The Chorus expresses contentment with their current situation, despite suffering.
The Chorus fears potential suffering and pain if Becket returns to Canterbury.
The Chorus prefers autonomy and their current way of life, even with limited satisfaction.
The Chorus fears the return of Becket will negatively impact their lives in an unbearable way.
The Chorus wishes to remain undisturbed and independent.

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Explore the dynamics of the Chorus in the play set in Canterbury Cathedral. This quiz delves into the Chorus's views on Thomas Becket and their preference for autonomy over potential upheaval. Understand their feelings about suffering and independence in the face of Becket's return.