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Cultural Context

Key Moments

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Furlong stays with his men... good emplyer “ Furlong didn’t wish to linger… felt proper to idle there for a while, to thank and wish his men well”
Furlong is appreciated as a husband and father “We’ve not a penny owing and that’s down to you”
Furlong's background “has come from nothing” “jeered and called some ugly names”
Furlong's mother... Eileen's blow “there’s girls out there that get in trouble, that much you do know.” “The blow was cheap”
Response to Sarah “one of those wans from the laundry” “gave them a wide berth”
Bill's empathy with the suffering of others “pulled over and offered him lift and gave him what bit of change was loose in my pocket.”
Bill would get himself into a... “a world of trouble”
Nun's veiled threats “It’s just that there’s so many nowadays. It’s no easy task to find a place for everyone”.
Mrs Kehoe's warning “they’re all the one”
Norton's threats “I’ll not have the Lord’s name taken in vain in my prison.
Andy's mocking note to the warden “Dear Warden, You were right. Salvation lay within”
Warden's favourite bible passage and his excuse for torturing the prisoners Watch therefore, for ye know not when the master of the house cometh”
Andy's background “vice president of a large Portland bank”
Red's opinion to Andy at first might’a been important on the outside, but in here he was just a little turd in prisons grays” “considered to be snobby”
Andy's way “quiet way about him that just wasn’t normal around here”.
Suds on the roof “three beers apiece for each of my coworkers"
Phrase concealing the safe “His judgement cometh and that right soon”
Eileen questioning Bill's decisions "You know some of them bring the hardships on themselves"
Bill worries about his girls going out into... "the world of men"
Girls in the laundry considered to be of "low character"
Power show in TSR "You eat when we say you eat"
Red believes Andy is using the poster to satisfy his... and... "girly fetishes" "to keep his mind occupied"
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