London - William Blake Flashcards

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What does the word ‘wandered’ show?

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They were walking purposelessly and with a lack of authority and power

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What does the quote ‘each chartered street’ show?

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That is is owned by the wealthy people in society

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What does the word ‘each’ emphasise?

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It is on a large scale and there is no escape

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What does the quote ‘chartered Thames’ show?

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That there is an attempt to control nature

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What does the quote ‘Marks of weakness, marks of woe’ show?

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Weakness and a loss of power

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What does the word ‘marks’ being used repetiviely emphaise?

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That they are scarred by their experiences

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What does the repetitive use of the word ‘every’ emphaise?

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That there is no escape from corrupt power

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What does the quote ‘cry of fear’ show?

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Distress

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What does the quote ‘The mind-forged manacles’ show?

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There is no escape and their thoughts are trapped

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What does the quote ‘chimney-sweeper’s cry’ show?

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Vulnerability and misery

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What does the quote ‘black’ning church appalls’ show?

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Loss of faith and corrupt power

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What does the quote ‘hapless soilder’s sigh’ show?

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Vulnerability and misery

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What does the quote ‘blood down palace walls’ show?

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  • Monarchy
  • Separation, protection
  • Metaphorical
  • Responsible for suffering (monarchy)
  • Corruption
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What does the quote ‘youthful harlot’s curse’ show?

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Youth + innocence = corruption

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What does the quote ‘new-born infant’s tear show?

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Youth + innocence = corruption

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What does the quote And blights with plagues’ show?

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Spreading, uncontrollable, impacts everyone (specifically the word blights

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What does the quote ‘marriage hearse’ show?

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  • Constrating language
  • Happiness = death
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What time frames was this poem made in?

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1757-1827 (70 years)