Troilus And Cressida Act 3 Scene 1 Quiz

How does Pandarus behave toward Helen and Paris?

What literary device is most evident in Helen’s flirtation?

What theme does this scene reinforce?

What mood is established at the start of this scene?

Who is Helen speaking with during most of this scene?

Who is playing music at the beginning of the scene?

What does Pandarus urge Paris to do?

What does this scene emphasize about love in the play?

Who does Pandarus praise excessively in this scene?

What does Pandarus request the musicians to do?

What kind of humor does Shakespeare use in this scene?

What is Helen’s attitude toward the ongoing war?

What type of relationship is highlighted between Paris and Helen?

Who enters after the musical interlude?

What gift does Paris bring for Helen?

What does this scene reveal about Helen’s character?

What is Pandarus’ main purpose in this scene?

How does Paris describe Helen’s influence?

What aspect of Paris’ personality is highlighted?

What symbolic role does the music play in this scene?

What does Pandarus compliment Helen on?

Who is mentioned as waiting for Pandarus later in the play?

Who provides most of the comic tone in this scene?

What tone dominates the dialogue between Helen and Paris?

Which two characters open Act 3 Scene 1?

How does Helen respond to Pandarus’ flattery?

Who does Helen call “sweet Pandarus”?

What is Helen’s tone throughout her conversation with Pandarus?

How does Act 3 Scene 1 function within the play’s structure?

How does Paris address Helen when he enters?