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Mind Map by Julia falconer, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Julia falconer
almost 10 years ago
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A View From The Bridge:
Respect and Reputation
- Respect and Reputation
- One of Eddie's main concerns is
Respect (or lack thereof) and honour
- works hard to support his family and has a proud sense of
personal honor.
- At the beginning of the play, he is a respected, well-liked
member of his community.
- the play follows his tragic demise as he loses the respect
of others and his good reputation.
- infuriated when Marco spits on him and accuses him of
turning him in to the Immigration Bureau
- reputation is tarnished and his neighbors Lipari, Louis, and
Mike ignore and ostracize him.
- reputation is tarnished and his neighbors Lipari, Louis, and
Mike ignore and ostracize him.
- Alfieri ends the play by affirming that he still
mourns Eddie respectfully, granting Eddie
some vestige of a positive reputation after all.
- infuriated when Marco spits on him and accuses him of
turning him in to the Immigration Bureau
- constantly worries about being
disrespected or dishonored by
Catherine, Beatrice, Marco, and
especially Rodolpho.
- "I want my name,
Marco!"
- "I'm ashamed. Paper Doll they call him.
Blondie now."
- "Katie…if you wasn't an orphan, wouldn't he ask
your father's permission before he run around with
you like this?"
- I want my respect. Didn’t you ever hear of that?
From my wife?
- "I want my name,
Marco!"
- works hard to support his family and has a proud sense of
personal honor.
- matters of personal honor and reputation are of great
importance in the close-knit community of Red Hook.
- To Marco, Respect is also
incredibly important and Eddie's
betrayal is a direct lack of respect
for he and Rodolpho.
- When Marco yells this in front of the whole community,
he's launching a full-out assault on Eddie's reputation
- "That one! [Eddie] He killed my children! That
one stole the food from my children!"
- "That one! [Eddie] He killed my children! That
one stole the food from my children!"
- Marco sees the only way to regain his honour would be to murder
Eddie - Spitting on him in front of his family and community is not
enough
- "Everybody knows you [Marco] spit in his
[Eddie's] face, that's enough, isn't it?"
- Warned by Alfieri that Killing Eddie is is not honourable.
- "To promise not to kill is not
dishonorable."
- "To promise not to kill is not
dishonorable."
- "Everybody knows you [Marco] spit in his
[Eddie's] face, that's enough, isn't it?"
- When Marco yells this in front of the whole community,
he's launching a full-out assault on Eddie's reputation
- One of Eddie's main concerns is
Respect (or lack thereof) and honour
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