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Titanic - 1912
How is the 1st class boarding of the ship and the 3rd class boarding different? What does this
say about society at the time?
“Water that cold, like right down there. It hits you like a thousand knives stabbing you all over
your body.” Which figure of speech is this and what point is Jack trying to get across with it?
“You could just call me a tumbleweed blowing in the wind” What figure of speech is this and
what does it say about Jack as a character?
What do we learn about Rose and Jack as characters during their conversations on the boat
deck after he saves her?
Rose Jack
Why does Molly Brown help Jack out? What does this say about her as a character?
How does the 3rd class party differ from the 1st class party? How does the setting influence the
tone of the two scenes?
What does the breakfast scene with Cal and the dressing room scene with Ruth (Rose’s mom)
say about gender roles in 1912?
“You jump, I jump.” What figure of speech is this and what does it mean?
How do the music choices affect the tone throughout the lifeboat and sinking scenes?
Jack doesn’t mean that she should literally “never let go.” What is he telling her not to let go of?
What do Rose’s pictures at the end of the movie tell us about Rose as a character?
How do you think Rose’s life would have ended up if she had not met Jack?