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English lit gcse
Poetry
porphyrias lover
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Connie Prime
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Cards (8)
quote
1
' the sullen wind was soon
awake'
quote 2 :
' blushed
bright
beneath my
burning
kiss'
quote 3 :
'
and
yet
god
has
not
said
a word'
'the
sullen
wind was
soon awake'
sullen- miserable
pathetic fallacy
soon awake- personification, threataning tone, foreshadows later events
'and yet god has not said a word'
ambiguous ending:
doesnt believe in god,
porphyria
needed to be punished
what he did was not a sin
suprised?, waiting to be punished
structure :
dramatic monolouge- one perspective, the women is voiceless
rhyme scheme
- ABABB, has an
unstable
moment like his frame of mind
victorian
standards :
sexual violence was common in the victorian home
masculinity
was characteristed by
self disipline
and control
context: (browning)
his mother was a
evangical
christian
he was an
atheist
believed humans were full of contradictions