8 9 10 short q's

Elements of crime in chapter 8:

Transgression- obsecene note
Victim- of class
Criminal- note could be seen as a crime
Suspense - sun going down
Detective- Grace asking what's wrong
Moral element
Regret
Misinterpretation- Robbie analysing Cecelia and coming to different conclusions

1. Cecelia seems to be more of a maternal figure than Emily, but Cecelia is not content with this because she is not needed. Cecelia seems to run the household more then Briony- able to compromise.

2, Crime in chapter 9:
- Theft of Briony's socks
- Neglect of twins
- Punishment of twins for being liabilities
- Leon misinterpreting everyone as a 'good egg'
- Crime: pregnancy before marriage

3.
- Robbie as a threat to Cecelia and Cecelia being in danger
Robbie as having a 'disgusting mind'
-Robbie's not as a crime rather than an expression of lust not meant for anyone to read
-Leon's misconception of Paul
-Reader's conception of Emily
-Perception of the twins as violent
-Perce
Leon's misconception of Paul
-Reader's conception of Emily
- perception of the sex scene as violent

4.
- In terms of language: tries to relate the adult vulgarity or Robbie's note to more mitigating things like Latin and childrens' books.
- In terms of having to care for Lola, who is more vulnerable
-Sexual violence- of how Briony perceives the note,and through Lola's experience of sexual violence
- In terms of appearance