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Use of Language in Cat and a Hot Tin Roof
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Use of Language in Cat and a Hot Tin Roof Complexity and simplicity of the language- the language shows emotions. If we look at the three couples in the house they all show their differences through language. The two emotional couples are Brick and Maggie, and Big Mama and Big Daddy- these two couples language is different from the calmer Mae and Gooper. Maggie and Bricks language is awaked and there's a lot of cover-up's, such as Maggie's long speeches. Big Mama and Big Daddy's language is angry. Big Daddy swears and yells a lot and Big Mama tries to cover it up with humour or by fussing with something. -Though it doesn't often work and sometimes she shows she's hurt. Mae and Gooper are always calm; there's hardly any shouting. They're very calm and creepy as a couple, always dropping little hints and trying to win Big Mama's affection- "...
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