Turn of the Screw chapter 3 and 4

Front

What does the governess's reluctance to discuss her encounter with the strange man signify?

Back

The beginning of secrecy.

Front

What is the reason the governess struggles to understand Miles's behavior?

Back

Miles was expelled from school.

Front

What news does the governess receive from home?

Back

Things were not going well.

Front

Did the governess see both the ghost and Mrs. Grose through the same window?

Back

True.

Front

Where did the governess have her second encounter with the male ghost?

Back

Through the window.

Front

Define 'secrecy' in the context of 'The Turn of the Screw'.

Back

The act of keeping information hidden, particularly regarding the supernatural events.

Front

What role does Mrs. Grose play in the governess's understanding of the events at Bly?

Back

She serves as a confidante and provides context about the children and the estate.

Front

How does the governess's perception of Miles change throughout chapters 3 and 4?

Back

She becomes increasingly concerned about his well-being and behavior.

Front

What is the significance of the governess seeing the ghost through the window?

Back

It symbolizes the blurred line between reality and the supernatural.

Front

What themes are introduced in chapters 3 and 4 of 'The Turn of the Screw'?

Back

Secrecy, innocence, and the impact of the past on the present.