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Titanic and Archetypal Theory
Titanic and Archetypal Theory
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1
Which historical reference in Titanic is an example of intertextuality?
Mention of Picasso
Rose’s portrait session with Jack
The ship hitting the iceberg
The love story between Jack and Rose
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What literary concept does the reference to historical figures and events in Titanic represent
The shadow
Persona
Pastiche
Intertextuality
3
Which of these best shows the Shadow in Rose’s character arc?
Choosing Jack over Cal
Deciding to dance with Jack in third class
Standing up to her mother
Saying “I’m through being polite, goddamn it!”
4
Which archetype does Jack primarily represent in the film?
The shadow
The mentor
The persona
The hero
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Rose decides to leave behind her wealthy life to be with Jack. Which part of the Hero’s Journey does this represent?
The call to adventure
Crossing the threshold
Death by rebirth
Growth and new skills
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Why does Rose adopt the last name Dawson after the tragedy?
To hide from her past
To honour Jack
All of the above
To reject her old life
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What genre does the film Titanic fall into?
Drama
Disaster
All of the above
Historical Romance
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What movie did director James Cameron take inspiration from for Titanic?
Avatar
Terminator
Ghosts of the Abyss
The Poseidon Adventure
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How does Rose act with Jack?
Fearful
Scandalous
Unhappy
Polite
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Who is the director of Titanic?
Carl Jung
James Cameron
Ronald Neame
Sigmund Freud
