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Equus
by
Peter Shaffer
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In Equus, what is Shaffer trying to say with the ambiguous ending? Is there a greater meaning? Does Dr. Dysart cure Alan and destroy his passion, or let him remain unique?
What are some examples of metatheatre or metadrama in Equus by Peter Shaffer? (Need a minimum of 5)
How does the structure, language and form of Equus add to the theme of normality and insanity throughout the play?
What are the major themes in Equus and how does Shaffer portray them?
How are verbal, situation and dramatic irony relative to the theme of Shaffer’s Equus?
In the play Equus, what is Peter Shaffer saying about the power of horses and their influence on humans?
In Equus, how does the social and historical context effect the play in terms of keeping the audience engaged and attracted to the play?
What is the major conflict in the play Equus?
Can you say which are the linguistic devices that most appear in Equus?
Explore the theme of madness in Equus.
What is the social/historical and or cultural contexts of Equus by Peter Shaffer?
"Equus enables us to question what we mean my normal and insane." Discuss.
Who are the heroes in Equus and are they isolated from the other characters?
Why do you agree or not agree with Peter Shaffer's Equus? Please tell the reason.