Thursday, 1 April 2010

The Belles of St.Trinians- Key Scenes

The older girls of the school use their sexual ploys as bait in order to seduce characters such as the jockey in order to gain benefits, this is seen in ch. 14, stereotypes of promiscuous outfits and their hands on approach to the jockey who becomes anxious. This is also seen by the commanding police officer when he uses his relations with a female officer to persuade her to go under cover at St.Trinians, he's all over heir.

The St. Trinian's choice to make gin in the chemistry lesson highlights Britain's nature of drinking, the fact that alcohol is a widely common thingy and they believe they'll make a profit of Britain's drinking culture.

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