Exploring Turn of the Screw

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What is the central theme of 'The Turn of the Screw'?

Back

The ambiguity of reality and perception.

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What does the governess suspect about the children's relationship with the ghosts?

Back

She believes the children are in league with the ghosts.

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How does the governess perceive her mission at Bly?

Back

She views it as a mission to save the children.

Front

What narrative perspective is employed in 'The Turn of the Screw'?

Back

First-person limited.

Front

Who informs the governess about Peter Quint?

Back

Mrs. Grose tells her about him.

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What role does the governess play in the children's lives?

Back

She acts as their protector and caretaker.

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How does the setting of Bly contribute to the story's themes?

Back

The isolated and eerie setting enhances the themes of ambiguity and perception.

Front

What is the significance of the ghosts in the story?

Back

They represent the blurred lines between reality and imagination.

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How does the governess's perception of the children change throughout the story?

Back

She becomes increasingly suspicious and protective as the story progresses.

Front

What literary device is prominently used in 'The Turn of the Screw'?

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Unreliable narration.