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"
Whistle
and I'll
come
to
you
"
"superstitions and tittle tattle were rife"
Rural Urban Divide -
superiority
amongst
Londoners
Society thought men were supposed to be
calm
and
logical
, not showing
emotions
, a gender steryotype in which
Kipps
doesn't conform to
Women were looked down on if they had a
child
out of
wedlock
St
Jerome was a
saint
, famous for his fear of
hell
Sir
Bedivere
lost a
limb
in battle, foreshadowing
Kipps
journey and the damage he will go through
Henry James
-
The Turn Of The Screw
has very parallel themes, e.g vulnerable children, psychological terror and telling ghost stories
Traditionally ghost stories told on
Christmas Eve
Susan Hill lost her own child at
5
weeks old, hence the
death
of many children
Femme fatale
- dangerous woman (Jennet
Humpfrye
)
The
sublime
- deceivingly beautiful but dangerous (
Eel Marsh House
)
Liminality - between
2
states of being (life/death,
London
/the
north
)
1st person narrative is
emotional
and
personal
for the reader
Frame
narrative story within a story allows a
flashback
to heighten
anxiety
"excessively
affected
by the ways of the
weather
"
"Not holding a
prayer book
"
"
Deepest black
"
"
Malevolence
" - wanting to cause harm or evil
"My knees about to buckle beneath me"
I prayed,
direct
and
simple
,
passionate
prayers
Beckoning
silver marshes
, I had fallen under some sort of
spell
Of what could i
be afraid
in this
beautiful spot
?
thinnest
layer of
flesh
,
strained
across her
bones
pools of sulphurous yellow light... from some circle of the
inferno
i had been as
bold
and
determined
as a man could be
he was
courteous
,
business
like
feverish
delusions and
nightmares
stood like some
lighthouse
or beacon
fear
in my
breast.. paralysed
i lost all sense of
ordinary
time and
reality
warm
blooded
and breathing in that
cold
, empty old
house
treated
my
gently
and with as much
care
child's cry...scream of
terror
half
hints and
dark
mutterings
decayed
and abandoned
air
comfort
and
safety
,
peace
and
reassurance
a
row
of
pale
,
solemn
faces
my head reeled at the
shear
and
startling beauty
i stumbled...
grip
my
arm
and
support
me
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