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Fairytales and other Literary Motifs in Almodovars 'Hable Con Ella'
Fairytales and other Literary Motifs in Almodovars 'Hable Con Ella'
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1
ALmodovar's use of the original Sleeping Beauty storyline contradicts Rohrich's point.
True
False
2
Versions of Sleeping Beauty suggest she was raped. What does Warner's investigation illustrate?
The attraction in Sleeping Beauty is one-sided
Fairytales always reflect the society in which they are told
The evolution and sanitisation of the Sleeping Beauty story
Almodovar takes us back to the original version
3
Who says the line, 'A woman's mind is a mystery, in this state even more so'.
Benigno
Marco
4
Rohrich argues: 'The white complexion, pale, without imperfections, has something of the past'?
False
True
5
The name of the Clinic (El Bosque) references which two Fairytales?
Snow White and Rapunzel
Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella
Alice in Wonderland and Sleeping Beauty
Snow White and Sleeping Beauty
6
Due to the name of one of the characters, what Literary reference is made?
Alicia in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland
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The ending of the film keeps in with Bettleheim's reading of the fairytale.
True
False
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What is Marco woken by?
The news that Alicia is awake
The news that Lydia did not survive
The memory of Lydia's trauma that resulted in her coma
The memory of a kiss
