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Questions from the poem Children's Hour

Answer 1

What is Martha's character like? If she were an animal, what kind of animal would she be? What...

The character of Martha in The Children’s Hour by Lillian Hellman is driven by a dark secret, which makes her “nervous and high strung.” Lines that characters speak in plays are not always...
What do the characters in The Children's Hour represent?

The characters represent different types of real-life people. Mary represents the same type of character that Abigail Williams does in Arthur's Miller's play The Crucible, a girl who also initiates.

What are the key themes of 'The Children's Hour' by Lillian Hellman? Thank-you.

The Children's Hour was a play written by Lillian Hellman in 1934. The theme of the play was very risque at the time. It has the element of two women who may be having a love affair with each


Who is considered the protagonist in The Children's Hour?

A protagonist is the central character or characters in a story who is always involved in the main conflict. The character(s) is usually one with whom the reader can identify. I would say the
What does "T. L." stand for, as used by Mary when talking to Rosalie in act 2 of The...

"T.L." is used to refer to Mrs. Tilford. Mary is trying to intimidate Rosalie to back up the allegations about Martha and Karen.
Does anybody know a webside where I can find some material for teaching "The Children's...

Start with the eNotes study guide, particularly the Topics for Further Discussion. You'll find some very helpful ideas there.There are a couple of ways you could approach your study. This play was...


Is Hellman's The Children's Hour ever compared to The Butterfly Effect?

As far as I can determine with a google search, you are the first person to connect Hellman's play The Children's Hour with the theory of the butterfly effect. It is an interesting concept that

What is an image in The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman?

A prominent image is the nightmare speech Karen delivers while talking to Martha. The two women are embroiled in their socially calamitous situation and are recoiling from the effort of trying to...

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Answer 2

Explanation:

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