ASND Scene 3

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What is the significance of Stanley's character during the poker game in ASND Scene 3?

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Stanley is depicted as losing during the poker game, which reflects his vulnerability and sets the stage for his aggressive behavior later.

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How does Stanley react when Stella asks the men to end the poker game after one more hand?

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Stanley reacts aggressively by whacking Stella's thigh, showcasing his dominance and lack of respect for her wishes.

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Which of the following does NOT characterize Stanley in ASND Scene 3?

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Speaking 'quietly and lovingly' to the men does not characterize Stanley; he is portrayed as aggressive and animalistic.

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What does Blanche express to Mitch when he arrives in ASND Scene 3?

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Blanche expresses multiple fears, including being terrified, not being used to violence, and not being properly dressed.

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What does Blanche's name mean in ASND Scene 3?

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Blanche's name means 'white woods,' symbolizing purity and innocence.

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How does the poker game symbolize the power dynamics in ASND Scene 3?

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The poker game symbolizes the struggle for power, with Stanley asserting dominance over the other characters, particularly Stella and Blanche.

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What role does violence play in the interactions between characters in ASND Scene 3?

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Violence is a recurring theme, illustrating the toxic masculinity and the breakdown of relationships, particularly between Stanley and Stella.

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How does Blanche's perception of reality differ from Stanley's in ASND Scene 3?

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Blanche clings to illusions and a romanticized view of life, while Stanley represents harsh reality and pragmatism.

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What does Stella's character reveal about the theme of loyalty in ASND Scene 3?

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Stella's loyalty to Stanley, despite his abusive behavior, highlights the complexities of love and dependency in toxic relationships.

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How does the setting of the poker game contribute to the tension in ASND Scene 3?

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The poker game setting creates an atmosphere of competition and aggression, heightening the tension between the characters.