'Leave Taking': an exploration of shame and guilt through the character of Enid
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I can explain how Pinnock explores ideas of shame and guilt through the character of Enid.
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The death of Enid’s mother is a catalyst for Enid confronting her feelings of shame and guilt.
Arguably, Enid is presented as feeling ashamed of her upbringing in rural poverty.
Dramatic methods are the tools a playwright uses to create drama. Examples are setting, stage directions and dialogue.
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