Oscar wild’s Salome
Oscar wild’s Salome play is definitely satirical in terms of its own
nature. What I’ve found into that, is simply, more different. Relations from
one character to another is based on one big pyramid. The Tetrarch, king of the
land, is someone who nobody can disobey him. The Herodias, her wife, is someone who has
dared to put scorn by words upon him. The king is tired of those scorn but let
her doing what she wants. The tetrarch is obsessed with exquisiteness of her
eyes and body, Salome, seizing the opportunity to look at her while she is
naked and tender. Tetrarch is not genuine father of her. Consanguinity comes from his brother once was
the king. It is not mentioned in the text that he invades them but one time
reckoned that I was more powerful than my brother. Now he possesses both of them
altogether. He commands. The others obey. Nonetheless, Salome and her mother
filled with unpleasant pride. This hateful relation well-depicted that her
mother taught her how to be with her and on her side. To kiss her own mouth. » Ah! I have kissed thy mouth, Iokanaan, I have
kissed thy mouth.«
Salome is really her mother’s beloved child. She accepts what Herodias contemplates and then parroting that. It can be interpreted that she is her mother’s voice till she come to say: »It is not my mother’s voice that I heed. It is for mine own pleasure that I…«
In the play-movie 2013, Tetrarch is more determined and insightful. It is obvious he is not afraid of the prophet. He just believes to its authenticity in spite of play inherent content. This kind of patriarchy in the film, is more tangible than raw texts of the play whose details are scornful. It is obvious the tetrarch truly believes in prophecy than just being afraid. The Salome, is filled with proud and pertinacity, emphasizing her own devilish wantonness which ignored by Jews and Nazarenes. The tetrarch final effort to desolate Salome from her decision also been praised by Jews and Nazarenes with tears and unbelievable excitements while they all staring at the destiny of what will be happened. In the end, smart audience will understand what does the king effort mean. The tetrarch will do what he can do for changing the daughter mind. Religion satire shows up, replete with speech bareness of characters, especially Herodias, that is to say no kingdom realm beholden likewise as depicted incredibly subtle and scornful. Cappadocian king is one of those dialectical impressions sometimes strike to the tetrarch mind and cover him with anger and pride tackling royal inheritance line.
The guardians are genuinely believing that prophet words are not against her in the first moments of the play. Believing that, the tetrarch pretext accumulate in one synthesis: fear of omen. In contrary, to the play, the tetrarch is afraid of prophecy and wants to buy his attention:
»It is not of me that he speaks. He speaks never against me.
Salome is really her mother’s beloved child. She accepts what Herodias contemplates and then parroting that. It can be interpreted that she is her mother’s voice till she come to say: »It is not my mother’s voice that I heed. It is for mine own pleasure that I…«
In the play-movie 2013, Tetrarch is more determined and insightful. It is obvious he is not afraid of the prophet. He just believes to its authenticity in spite of play inherent content. This kind of patriarchy in the film, is more tangible than raw texts of the play whose details are scornful. It is obvious the tetrarch truly believes in prophecy than just being afraid. The Salome, is filled with proud and pertinacity, emphasizing her own devilish wantonness which ignored by Jews and Nazarenes. The tetrarch final effort to desolate Salome from her decision also been praised by Jews and Nazarenes with tears and unbelievable excitements while they all staring at the destiny of what will be happened. In the end, smart audience will understand what does the king effort mean. The tetrarch will do what he can do for changing the daughter mind. Religion satire shows up, replete with speech bareness of characters, especially Herodias, that is to say no kingdom realm beholden likewise as depicted incredibly subtle and scornful. Cappadocian king is one of those dialectical impressions sometimes strike to the tetrarch mind and cover him with anger and pride tackling royal inheritance line.
The guardians are genuinely believing that prophet words are not against her in the first moments of the play. Believing that, the tetrarch pretext accumulate in one synthesis: fear of omen. In contrary, to the play, the tetrarch is afraid of prophecy and wants to buy his attention:
»It is not of me that he speaks. He speaks never against me.
It
is of the King of Cappadocia that he speaks; the King of
Cappadocia
who is mine enemy.«
her incestuous Herodias on most occasions cover tetrarch by ultimate sarcasm till he commands with authority to shut her off and he’ll be successful on that. The tetrarch become angry and utilize the prophet sarcasm as a defeat toward Herodias: [Note that first partial expression.]
HERODIAS You hear what he says against me? You suffer him to
her incestuous Herodias on most occasions cover tetrarch by ultimate sarcasm till he commands with authority to shut her off and he’ll be successful on that. The tetrarch become angry and utilize the prophet sarcasm as a defeat toward Herodias: [Note that first partial expression.]
HERODIAS You hear what he says against me? You suffer him to
revile
her who is your wife!
HEROD
He did not speak your name.
HERODIAS
What does that matter? You know well that it is I
whom
he seeks to revile. And I am your wife, am I not?
HEROD
Of a truth, dear and noble Herodias, you are my wife, and
before
that you were the wife of my brother.
HERODIAS It was thou didst snatch me from his arms.once he claimed that she didn’t speak her name. all in all, to put nuances aside, it would be alike an omen to dance beneath the light of the moon by seven veils to quench his athirst.
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