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- Left wing
- Believer of free love
- Anti war

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Consider if this character is dynamic or static. In what ways does the character change/not change and how does this contribute to the main ideas of Così?

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Consider if this character is dynamic or static. In what ways does the character change/not change and how does this contribute to the main ideas of Così?

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Consider if this character is dynamic or static. In what ways does the character change/not change and how does this contribute to the main ideas of Così?

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Consider if this character is dynamic or static. In what ways does the character change/not change and how does this contribute to the main ideas of Così?

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Consider if this character is dynamic or static. In what ways does the character change/not change and how does this contribute to the main ideas of Così?

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Consider if this character is dynamic or static. In what ways does the character change/not change and how does this contribute to the main ideas of Così?

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Consider if this character is dynamic or static. In what ways does the character change/not change and how does this contribute to the main ideas of Così?

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Nick is a static character. In the epilogue of the play, we are told that Nick becomes a Labor MP, indicating that his political views have not changed since the events of the play. It is his refusal to change that starts the conflict with Lewis.

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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- male
- university post graduate
- director of Cosi
- actor in Cosi
- loyal

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1. Delusional
2. Controlling
3. Open/Outspoken
4. perfectionism

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He is very dynamic, because he changes his attitudes towards a number of concepts such as Lewis's directing and him as a person in general. In the beginning, he despises everything about him, but when Lewis decides to step up and act when things go sideways, Roy's opinion of him changes positively, even after being rude to him for the entire play he says "you're alright jerry", indicating a change in mindset.

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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How does this character convey the main ideas of the play overall?

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Rightist, wants to fight for his country and hates the left wing people.
Is quiet and has a stutter until later in the play, where he comes out of his shell more.
Paralysed arms, only ever one, but it changes side at the end.

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Henry is possibly the most dynamic character in the play. This is because he started off as a quiet character who didn't contribute much to the play, but as the play went on Henry started to come out of his shell and talk more. He even shares his thoughts and ideas on the Vietnam war at the time, as well as the leftist party.

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- pyromaniac
- patriarchal views on women
- misogynistic
- explicit language
- voulgher  language
- constant reference to drugs

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-  My fffffather fought in the war for you. For you and ffffor me. He was a ggggreat man. You are traitors.
- This Così condones the cccoruption of innocence. Women are told to be tramps. Free love. Women are not to be trusted.

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- dynamic
- he becomes a round character
- becomes more accepting of lewis
- at the start Doug used more explicit language as a defence mechanism and towards the end there was less
- He believes in free love and he expresses through the book and gains different views on it towards the end

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"Nick became a Labor MP"
"Mad actors are mad but madmen..."
"They're coming to take me away ha, ha, to the funny farm..."
"Only mad people in this day and age would do a work about love and infidelity."
"No she's sleeping with you, we're having 🤬."
"It's only 🤬."

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I think the character is dynamic as he starts off as loyal to Lucy but then cheats on her with Julie and Cherry

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Henry serves as the opposition to Nick and Lucy, his ideologies are diametrically opposed to theirs. With Henry representing the nationalist, conservative view and Nick and Lucy representing the liberalist is meant to display the opposing political views that were present at the time così is set. these beliefs are often mentioned in the play.

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"I want what Roy's on"
"I believe in free love but its hard to practice in here"
"all women are good for is 🤬"
"allowed the fire brigade plenty of time to get here"
Doug calls Lewis a "Poofter"
"the cops got me and I'm sent to a shrink"
"five of them running around the backyard like mobile bonfires"

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Nick is a believer of free love which contradicts with the idea of fidelity. Nick also sees the mentally ill as lesser than him, which contradicts with the idea of treating the mentally ill as equals. Nick is very expressive in his far left political views, contributing the the idea of left wing vs right wing.

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- He coveys the main idea of fidelity and free love through his conversation with Lewis towards the start of the book. He believes in free love over fidelity.
- conveys the idea of misogyny through his views on women
- Compares the Vietnam war to the french revolution
- the cops don't know how to deal with mental patients so their first course of action is to send them to a shrink.
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Lewis conveys the main idea of love and fidelity through the use dialogue and characterisation. This is shown at the beginning of the play he expresses his loyalty to Lucy (girlfriend) and that he is not as passionate about her  views on free love. Throughout the entire play he changes his feeling towards the patients as well as free love,  and in the end cheats on his girlfriend. Becoming hypocritical to his views on free love.

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"no, no no! We're wasting time. I've already chosen what we're doing. Cosi Fan Tutte" - this shows that he is controlling and outspoken, not afraid to speak his mind.
"What planet are you from?" - addressing Lewis when he makes a suggestion very early on, indicating that he is again outspoken and not afraid to speak his mind.

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'love is not so important nowadays' - Lewis

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'its about important things - like love and fidelity' - Lewis

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'without love, the world wouldn't mean much' - Lewis

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He conveys the main idea of love through his love for the play Cosi Fan Tutte, since while the play is not a person, it still shows how he is obsessed with it and wants it to be perfect.
The main idea of left and right wing is not really expressed with Roy, since he does not talk about his political views.
The stigma surrounding mental illness is expressed in great detail by Roy, since without him, the whole play would be nothing. This could mean that even though the mentally ill are pushed to the side, they are still a part of society.

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'don't sing that. I said don't sing that song!' - Lewis