Jean-Paul Sartre “The Respectful Prostitute”
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to emphasize on the racism
The African American knocks on Lizzie's door because of what he was accused of, she was involved but she knows the truth and wants help from her.
she doesnt like them becuase she has trauma
We find out that the African American man had a wife and kids which makes him a respectable person to the audience
The African American man describes the streets are filled with white people old and young and they talk even if they don't know each other when they see him on the streets.
The man is afraid because he knows how the world sees him, and knows that he could be prosecuted even if he didn't do anything because his words don't matter
She tells him to go away
She asks for money
Fred has been hiding in the bathroom because Lizzie is a prostitute and he didn't want someone he knew to see him there with her.
Fred thinks that it was the police coming for her because she is a prostitute.
Very aggressive towards her and demanding that she tells the "truth"
it was a one night thing
To distract her from the guilt she has of being a prostitute
it smells like sin
No, because he is plotting to use it against her in court
a one night stand
Fred is the son of the senator, hence he is from a rich white family
She was from New York but ran away because she got into some trouble
He says that the black man raped Lizzie and that the white men defended her
She says that the black man did not rape her and that they shot the man without cause
To show the time period, and how it was normal
Fred because he is clearly racist with no good intentions and treats Lizzie with no respect
Fred offers Lizzie a hundred dollars for her to lie about the African American
Fred offers Lizzie 10 dollars for her services
They visit her to see about the truth, Fred set it up
They use the 100 dollars on the table (that are in sequence) that Fred put there in order to set her up.
Fred offers Lizzie so little money because he said that she was "pigging" around
She could potentially go to jail for being a prostitute
He pressures her into thinking that he will get the cops involved with her if she doesn't do what he asks
to see lizzie
no
He gets Lizzie to lie about having a woman figure to sway her opinion (this is because Lizzie does not have a mother figure)
She did not have a mother figure
sad, hopless
The document to take to the judge, he persuaded her by saying people will love her
- She feels guilty that she signed the paper
- She feels dirty
They are taking one more person off of the street
He is the son, he is his brother
So she will be remembered
To find the African American man
A thank you letter, or letter from the mother
$100
to hide
He will be burned with gasoline
The man is the reason that she is involved in all of this
Give it to the man
They are both afraid of the law
They are both afraid of the law
He believes so little in his right to life because of the environment he is in, he knows that his race is little to the white people and he doesn't think that his life has much meaning, the play shows how someone could be broken down and drilled with information about situations
she says she’ll distract fred
no
to tell her they caught her and he wants her
he was shot
he escaped
wealthy
They can grow old together and lizzie wont have to work
the man
thomas and fred
it was a one night stand
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