Fate

Question 1

Tess’ fate is foreboded at the start of the novel by who’s death?

Answer 1

Prince the horse

Question 2

How is Tess’ fate foreshadowed in the 1st phase?

Answer 2

The families ongoing decline, Tess killing the pheasants, Prince dying, Tess claiming kin and meeting Alec - the inappropriate nature of this meeting

Question 3

What instances of fate suggest that Tess is a pure woman?

Answer 3

When Tess reveals her truth about Alec to her husband in her letter it gets stuck under the door which is fate intervening.
Tess meets Angel at the dance at the very start of the novel- them falling in love could have saved Tess a lot of tragedy.

Question 4

Does Tess have any control over her fate?

Answer 4

Yes/No

Question 5

How does Tess’ fate affect the other characters in the novel?

Answer 5

Angel
Liza Lou
Sorrow
Her parents
Angels parents
Alec

Question 6

Is it fate that the authorities find Tess and Angel at the Stonehenge?

Answer 6

Stonehenge is a place of sacrifice?

Question 7

Was Alec tragic fate foreboded anywhere in the novel?

Answer 7

The way Alec treated Tess lead her to kill him

Question 8

Is it fate that Tess works with Angel, the guy that she sees at the dance and wishes he would dance with her?

Answer 8

Yes/No