"Murder in the Cathedral

 

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1. Significance of the Title of Murder in the Cathedral

2. Significance of 'Dream' in "Murder in the Cathedral"

3.  Development of Becket's martyrdom in "Murder in the Cathedral"

4. Function/Purpose of the CHORUS in "Murder in the Cathedral"

5. Thomas Becket's internal struggle between loyalty to God and his responsibilities as Archbishop play in "Murder in the Cathedral"

6. Symbolism of the Four Tempters representing different aspects of Becket's conflict in "Murder in the Cathedral"

7. Notions of martyrdom and temptation concerning modern times in Eliot’s "Murder in the Cathedral".

8. Martyrdom, sacrifice, and the power of religious conviction as portrayed in "Murder in the Cathedral"

9. Eliot’s Christian perspective in "Murder in the Cathedral"

10. Feminist reading of the “Murder in the Cathedral", especially mentioning about the chorus

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12. Becket’s silence in “Murder in the Cathedral”

13. Historical Plot of “Murder in the Cathedral

14. Impact of the assassination scene on the overall message of the play "Murder in the Cathedral"

15. Role of fate or destiny in Becket's life in "Murder in the Cathedral"

16. Becket's relationship with King Henry II throughout the play, and how does it reflect larger themes of "Murder in the Cathedral"

17. Political and Religious Tensions Between the Church and the State Depicted in "Murder in the cathedral"

18. Significance of the Knight’s Prose Passages in "Murder in the Cathedral"