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Their relationship instead features bickering, role-reversal, and mutual dependency."}]},{"id":"b824eb83-c4a8-4801-9650-6d0a7707368b","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What does Peter represent for Helen in Act 1, Scene 1?","back":"An escape route from poverty.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"An escape route from poverty.","correct":true,"explanation":"Peter’s money and willingness to marry Helen appear to offer her a way out of poor housing and financial insecurity, making him an escape route from poverty."},{"text":"An ideal father figure for Jo.","correct":false,"explanation":"Helen does not view Peter primarily as a dependable parent for Jo; she prioritises her own relationship and leaves Jo behind. He represents an escape route from poverty."},{"text":"An equal partner in domestic life.","correct":false,"explanation":"Peter and Helen’s relationship does not offer an equal or secure domestic partnership. 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Geof supports and joins Jo’s life.
Peter displaces Jo and removes Helen.

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Geof supports and joins Jo’s life.
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Geof displaces Jo and removes Helen.
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Geof abandons Jo and follows Helen.
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Geof dominates Jo and rejects her baby.
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