... shows relationships of the characters through the dialogue and an example would be between Laurie Holden and he's relationship with Ted Parker. From the beginning of the play you can tell that Laurie can't stand Ted through the prejudice shown in Laurie's dialogue (pg 13) "I resent the fact that he's [Ted] come into ... no experience and carried on as if he's God almighty" and (pg 16) "He's [Ted] never played a game of football in he's life". Laurie uses the press to show how much he hates Ted by blaming he's resignation on the club president and also criticising about Ted to the press a...

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... own arrogance. Loyalty, tradition, and power are the main themes, which dominate in the "The Club". Gerry and Jock try to exert power whilst defying tradition and loyalty that Ted, Laurie, and Danny possess. This has a bearing on the relationships between two sides through dramatic irony. The characters aren't fully aware of the manipulation occurring between and against the characters. The ... ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate