Memoryq

Question 1

Memory soar quotes

Answer 1

My theme is memory, that winged host that soared about me one grey morning of war-time

Question 2

david rothstein

haunted by

Answer 2

haunted by the forces of memory

Question 3

haunted by the forces of memory

name of critic

Answer 3

david rothstein

Question 4

complete title of the book includes

Answer 4

sacred and profane MEMORIES

Question 5

memory seems better than future

eg catchphrase of Hooper than Ryder hates

Answer 5

rightyoh

Question 6

darren morton

seperate from

Answer 6

the strictures of reality

Question 7

? narrative

Answer 7

frame narrative

Question 8

effect of the frame narrative

Answer 8

transience

we know its coming to an end

Question 9

despite idealisations of the past what does Ann Pasternak Slater argue
the novel’s trajectory leads

Answer 9

the novel’s trajectory leads slowly but deliberately to revelation

Question 10

the novel’s trajectory leads slowly but deliberately to revelation
which critic

Answer 10

ann pasternak slater

Question 11

in prologue what happens to the fountain

Answer 11

“wired it in and turned the water off”
filled with “cigarette-ends and the remains of the sandwiches”
“you can’t get to it to clean it up, since i put the wire around it”

Question 12

fountain

“you can’t get to it to

Answer 12

“you can’t get to it to clean it up, since i put the wire around it”

Question 13

fountain

is now filled with

Answer 13

cigarette-ends and the remains of the sandwiches

Question 14

‘I was being given a

Answer 14

brief spell of what I had never known, a happy childhood’

replacing memories even living in the past whilst recollecting the past itself

Question 15

we possess nothing

Answer 15

certainly except the past

Question 16

I should like to bury something precious in

Answer 16

Every place where I’ve been happy and then, when I was old and ugly and miserable, I could come back and dig it up and remember

Question 17

He compares julia leaving him and Sebastian alone to

Answer 17

After a night of unrest, the siren sounded the all clear

Question 18

It’s a lovely idea

But you can’t

Answer 18

Believe things because they’re a lovely idea

But I do. That’s how I believe

Question 19

Sebastián “it wasn’t until” read from a book

“Does anyone feel the same kind of emotion for a butterfly or a flower”

Answer 19

As they do for a cathedral or a picture?” Yes I do.’ That My eyes were opened

Question 20

This was my third term since matriculation, but I date

Answer 20

My oxford life from my first meeting with Sebastian

Question 21

Near the end of EIAE s “came home in a state of

Answer 21

Acute depression from which I totally failed to raise him