Exploring Turn of the Screw

Front

What is the relationship between the governess and Mrs. Grose?

Back

They are allies and confidantes.

Front

What narrative style is used in 'The Turn of the Screw'?

Back

First-person limited.

Front

Which theme is central to 'The Turn of the Screw'?

Back

The ambiguity of reality and perception.

Front

What is the ultimate fate of Miles at the end of the story?

Back

He dies in the governess's arms.

Front

What is the governess's reaction to seeing the ghost of Miss Jessel?

Back

She is terrified and determined to protect the children.

Front

What role does the governess play in the children's lives?

Back

She is their caretaker and protector.

Front

How does the setting of Bly influence the story?

Back

The isolated and eerie atmosphere heightens the sense of suspense and ambiguity.

Front

What is the significance of the character of Peter Quint?

Back

He represents the malevolent influence and the theme of corruption.

Front

How does the governess's perspective shape the narrative?

Back

Her limited viewpoint creates uncertainty about the reality of the ghosts.

Front

What does the character of Flora represent in the story?

Back

Innocence and the impact of adult corruption.