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Rose gets an elaborate E N T R A N C E as one of the beautiful possessions in the entourage of Cal Hockley, her fiancé a n d the S H A D O W or villain o f the piece, a sneering "heavy" straight out o f a V i c t o r i a n m e l o d r a m a . W e also meet the sub-villain, H o c k l e y ' s henchman Lovejoy, who executes Cal's arrogant wishes. Our first sight of Rose is her hand in a delicate white glove, emerging from the motorcar. T h e hands of the lovers, twining and separating, will become a con tinuing visual thread. She is elegantly dressed but feels a prisoner, as O l d Rose tells us in voice-over. She is a H E R O on a journey, but at this moment wears the mask of the V I C T I M archetype, a damsel in distress, beautiful but powerless. Cal represents the arrogance and bigotry of his class and also the dark, S h a d o w side o f m a n h o o d and m a r r i a g e
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