The first lesson looks at exploitation through the character of Gerald Croft. Students will first be introduced to the concepts of exploitation and misogyny. They will then analyse how Gerald’s actions towards Eva are exploitative in the play.
The second lesson asks students to consider Gerald Croft’s attitude towards responsibility and consider important motifs and quotations in relation to this. Students will finally complete a creative task to consolidate their understanding of his overall characterisation.
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