parent and child relationships

13
PARENT AND CHILD RELATIONSHIPS By: Brandi Akin, Michaela Beam, Kenzie Hagan, Charley McCoy, Cameron Peavler and April Reprogle.

Upload: dominy

Post on 24-Feb-2016

67 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

DESCRIPTION

By: Brandi Akin, Michaela Beam, Kenzie Hagan, Charley McCoy, Cameron Peavler and April Reprogle. . Parent and Child Relationships. Theme. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Parent and Child Relationships

PARENT AND CHILD RELATIONSHIPS

By: Brandi Akin, Michaela Beam, Kenzie Hagan, Charley McCoy, Cameron Peavler and April Reprogle.

Page 2: Parent and Child Relationships
Page 3: Parent and Child Relationships

Theme

Despite how strong the relationship between a parent and child should

be, the lack of honesty, communication, and respect

destroys the natural order of family bonds.

Page 4: Parent and Child Relationships

Act One

“How sharper then a serpent’s tooth it is To have a thankless child. Away, away!”

(Lear, Act I. iv, 295-296)

Page 5: Parent and Child Relationships

In this scene, Goneril is back talking her father,

and Lear basically calls her out on her disrespectful ways. He tells her that if

she can’t respect him she needs to get out.

Page 6: Parent and Child Relationships

Act Two

But yet thou art my flesh, my blood, my daughter, or rather a disease that’s in my flesh.”(Lear, Act II. IV, 220-

221)

Page 7: Parent and Child Relationships

Lear is saying I love you, you are my daughter, but you

cause me more pain then joy. Your communications to me are not clear, and you take

advantage of the power I have given to you.

Page 8: Parent and Child Relationships

Act Three

“That which my father loses – no less

than all the younger rises and the old doth fall.

(Edmund, Act III. III, 25-26)

Page 9: Parent and Child Relationships

Edmund’s true colors come out, in this scene he betrays his father showing us his lack of

honesty and the destructive relationship

between the two.

Page 10: Parent and Child Relationships

Act Four

“Tigers, not daughters, what have you performed? A father, and a gracious aged man, whose reverence even the head- lugged bear would lick, most barbarous, most degenerate have you madded.”

(Albany Act IV. II, 40-43)

Page 11: Parent and Child Relationships

Albany tells his wife that she has gone to far. He also

informs her that the reason behind her father being so

crazy is the fact that her and Reagan have forced him to

become that way. Albany just points out how disrespectful Goneril is and how dishonest she seems to always become

with her father.

Page 12: Parent and Child Relationships

Act Five

“No, no, no, no! Come, let’s away to prison: We two alone will sing like birds I’ the’ cage.”

(Lear Act V. II, 8-9)

Page 13: Parent and Child Relationships

This quote shows how dysfunctional the family is, yet despite the problems they are still loving even if honesty is something that is lacked.