Moon/Night/Weather Imagery

Question 1

“twas a ______ charm”

Answer 1

“twas a midnight charm”

Question 2

“______ gleam”

Answer 2

“moonlight gleam”

Question 3

While Madeline and Porphyro arguably engage in sensual relations, the weather picks up outside, becoming aggressive. This could be nature’s way of saying it is unnatural - Keats could be using this moment to encapsulate his relationship and society disagreeing with it
“Like Love’s ____ pattering the _____ sleet against the _____ panes”

Answer 3

“Like Love’s alarum pattering the sharp sleet against the window panes”

Question 4

Keats uses moon imagery here, which suggests there has been a loss of innocence, and cycles have ended (it also proposes her death as a red herring)
“St Agnes’ _____ hath ____”

Answer 4

“St Agnes moon hath set”