Cáca Milis

Cruálacht

Crualacht (cruelty) refers to the inhuman treatment or harshness towards others, especially towards those with disabilities.

Claonadh Chun Oil

A tendency towards evil or wrongdoing.

Teannas

Tension, especially in interpersonal relations, often arising from conflicting emotions or expectations.

Catherine

A character who is portrayed as impatient and cruel, shown caring for her ill mother and struggling with her feelings.

Paul

A blind character who suffers from asthma, heavily dependent on his inhaler.

An Cáca Milis

The sweet cake that Paul takes out, symbolizes the interactions and contrasts between him and Catherine.

An Bás

The death of Paul at the end signifies the extreme consequences of cruelty and neglect.

Éalú

Escaping or desire to escape from a situation, as seen with Catherine wanting to escape her responsibilities.

Torainn

Noise, especially the disruptive sound that Paul makes, impacting Catherine's peace.

Mífhreagracht

Inconsideration or lack of empathy, exhibited by Catherine's treatment of Paul.

Pictiúr

The image or description of the scenery outside the window; represents deception and detachment.

Cáca milis

Sweet cake, a symbol of the tensions and interactions between the characters.

Cuidiú

Assistance or care, essential in the context of caring for those with disabilities, which Catherine fails to provide.

Fadhbanna le Sarú

Problems faced by individuals with disabilities daily, highlighting the societal issues they encounter.

Dushláin

Challenges faced by individuals with disabilities, as reflected in Paul's experiences.