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1. www.enotes.com › topics › geralds-game-stephen-kingGerald's Game Analysis - eNotes.com

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   In contrast, Gerald's Game is dedicated "with love and admiration to six good women": his wife, her four sisters, and her mother. Drawing inspiration from women he knows...

2. whatjessreadsblog.com › book-review-geralds-gameBook Review: Gerald’s Game – What Jess Reads

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   Jun 6, 2019 · When Gerald tells Jessie he wants to play one of his new sex games, she immediately becomes weary. Not wanting to start a fight she submits to letting him handcuff her to the bed. Quickly things change from a good time to a situation of nightmares.

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   Jan 1, 2001 · When Stephen was eleven, his mother brought her children back to Durham, Maine, for good. Her parents, Guy and Nellie Pillsbury, had become incapacitated with old age, and Ruth King was persuaded by her sisters to take over the physical care of them.

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   Feb 26, 2024 · Adapted by Mike Flanagan from a seemingly unadaptable Stephen King novel, it starts with as simple a premise as you could possibly get: A woman, Jessie (Carla Gugino), ends up chained to a bed when...

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   Author: Stephen King. Jessie Burlingame is a good wife, an unobtrusive woman who caters to her husband’s waning desires and, at least on the outside, leads a normal life. Except really, does she?

6. senecalearning.com › 3/5/1-gerald-analysisGerald Analysis - English Lit: AQA GCSE An Inspector Calls

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   Gerald is from an upper-class family who do not approve of him marrying Sheila (who is upper middle class). They declined the invitation to his engagement dinner with the Birlings. Gerald’s family’s business will also use the marriage to link Birling’s company with Croft Limited.

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   What is Gerald's game about?

   • In GERALD’S GAME, he has created one of his most powerful and uncomfortable novels to date. Jessie and her husband Gerald have gotten away to their summer house in Maine to relax and engage in “Gerald’s game,” which involves Jessie being handcuffed to their bed before they make love.

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   Is Gerald's game a feminist story?

   • In Gerald's Game, King deliberately subordinates the story to a political/social agenda, and is even ostensibly didactic. But by his own admission, feminist social issues and strong women characters sometimes elude him.

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   What does Gerald represent?

   • Unlike Sheila and Eric, Gerald represents the people who will be left in charge of society if people don’t take more responsibility for their actions. He gave Eva money and arranged for her to live in his friend’s lodgings (home), where she became his mistress (a woman who has a sexual relationship with a married man).

   Gerald Analysis - English Lit: AQA GCSE An Inspector Calls - Seneca

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   Why does Sheila break her engagement to Gerald?

   • ‘What about this ring?’ Here's an analysis of this key quote from Act 3: Even though Sheila changes dramatically in the play, and breaks her engagement to Gerald because she feels that she does not know him, Gerald proves that he has not changed at all by the end.

   Gerald Quotes - English Lit: AQA GCSE An Inspector Calls - Seneca

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   What is the premise of Jessie & Gerald by Mike Flanagan?

   • Adapted by Mike Flanagan from a seemingly unadaptable Stephen King novel, it starts with as simple a premise as you could possibly get: A woman, Jessie (Carla Gugino), ends up chained to a bed when her husband, Gerald (Bruce Greenwood), drops dead at the worst possible moment.

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   How does Gerald protect his reputation?

   • Gerald seems to put a lot of effort into protecting his own reputation, status and interests. For example, pretending not to know Eva/Daisy as he knows his affair would spoil his reputation. This is the opposite of Sheila, who uses the opportunity to learn from her mistakes and changes herself.

   Gerald Analysis - English Lit: AQA GCSE An Inspector Calls - Seneca

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8. senecalearning.com › 3/5/2-gerald-quotesGerald Quotes - English Lit: AQA GCSE An Inspector Calls - Seneca

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   ‘What about this ring?’. Here's an analysis of this key quote from Act 3: Learns nothing. Even though Sheila changes dramatically in the play, and breaks her engagement to Gerald because she feels that she does not know him, Gerald proves that he has not changed at all by the end.