On the Face of It: Symbolism and Imagery
Analyzing the symbolic elements and recurring imagery in the play, such as the garden and the bees.
Key Questions
- Analyze the symbolism of Mr. Lamb's garden and its role in Derry's transformation.
- Explain the significance of the bees and their connection to Mr. Lamb's philosophy.
- Critique how the play uses physical descriptions to reveal deeper psychological states.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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