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A View from the Bridge

A View from the Bridge. Opening Scenes. Carbone Family Life. What sort of man is Eddie? Relationships Eddie and Catherine Catherine and B Eddie and B Ideas of “roles”? Masculinity? Femininity?. Eddie and Catherine.

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A View from the Bridge

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  1. A View from the Bridge Opening Scenes

  2. Carbone Family Life • What sort of man is Eddie? • Relationships • Eddie and Catherine • Catherine and B • Eddie and B • Ideas of “roles”? • Masculinity? Femininity?

  3. Eddie and Catherine • “Beautiful. Turn around, lemme see in the back.” She turns for him. “Oh, if your mother was alive to see you now! She wouldn’t believe it.” • “Now don’t aggravate me Katie, you are walking wavy! I don’t like the looks they’re givin’ you in the candy store. And with them new high heels on the sidewalk – clack, clack, clack. The heads are turnin’ like windmills.”

  4. Beatrice and Eddie • EDDIE: Beatrice, all I’m worried about is you got such a big heart that I’ll end up on the floor with you, and they’ll be in our bed. • BEATRICE: You see what he is? She turns and grabs Eddie’s face in her hands. Mmm! You’re an angel!”

  5. Masculinity/Femininity • CATHERINE: But those guys look at all the girls. You know that. • BEATRICE enters, wiping her hands with a towel.

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