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Drama Character Reports: For each of the four plays, students will be assigned to write a 200-word analysis of a character from each play. The analysis should consider that each individual in the plays has a flaw in his or her character (i.e. pride, naivete, selfishness, etc.). Focus your analyses on what your characters’ major flaws would be. How do the flaws affect their choices and actions? Do they ultimately recognize where they went wrong? Do they suggest any ownership of the consequences of their actions? Students should ultimately try to uncover what the playwright wants readers/viewers to think about the character, how the theme of the play is delivered through the character, and what specific quotes, passages, events, or relationships help to decipher the playwright’s message. From Othello (William Shakespeare), evaluate the character IAGO for the themes of pride, deception and honor. From Hedda Gabler (Henrik Ibsen), evaluate the character TESMAN for the themes of pride, honor and jealousy. From The Importance of Being Earnest (Oscar Wilde), evaluate the character ALGERNON for the themes of family, love and morality. From The Glass Menagerie (Tennessee Williams), evaluate the character AMANDA for the themes of family, love and expectations .

Drama Character Reports:
For each of the four plays, students will be assigned to write a
200-word analysis of a character from each play. The analysis
should consider that each individual in the plays has a flaw in
his or her character (i.e. pride, naivete, selfishness, etc.). Focus
your analyses on what your characters’ major flaws would be.
How do the flaws affect their choices and actions? Do they
ultimately recognize where they went wrong? Do they suggest
any ownership of the consequences of their actions? Students
should ultimately try to uncover what the playwright wants
readers/viewers to think about the character, how the theme of
the play is delivered through the character, and what specific
quotes, passages, events, or relationships help to decipher the
playwright’s message.
From
Othello
(William Shakespeare), evaluate the character
IAGO
for the themes of pride, deception and honor.
From
Hedda Gabler
(Henrik Ibsen), evaluate the character
TESMAN
for the themes of pride, honor and jealousy.
From
The Importance of Being Earnest
(Oscar Wilde), evaluate the character
ALGERNON
for the themes of family, love and morality.
From
The Glass Menagerie

(Tennessee Williams), evaluate the character
AMANDA
for the themes of family, love and expectations

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