Porphyria's Lover Flashcards

1
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(PL) The sullen…

A

wind was soon to awake

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2
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(PL) she shut out…

A

the cold and the storm

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3
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(PL) repetition of “and”

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anaphora

may be practicing his speech for the police

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4
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(PL) from…

A

pride, and vainer ties dissever

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5
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(PL) and all…

A

her yellow hair displaced

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6
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(PL) the moment…

A

she was mine, mine

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7
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(PL) perfectly…

A

pure and good

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8
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(PL) “the sullen wind was soon to awake”

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pathetic fallacy, reflects his own condition

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(PL) “she shut out the cold and the storm”

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pathetic fallacy, reflects his own condition

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(PL) “from pride, and vainer ties dissever”

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shows that he thinks he’s ‘not good enough for her’ - incel like behaviour

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(PL) “and all her yellow hair displaced”

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gothic convention to be obsessed with a body part (quite often hair) foreshadows him doing something

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12
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(PL) “the moment she was mine, mine”

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repitition of mine shows the madness welling up with him - his condition is getting worse

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13
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(PL) “perfectly pure and good”

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plosives show that he wants to ‘preserve’ her before she does something and becomes ‘un-pure’

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14
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(PL) no pain…

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felt she

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15
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(PL) “no pain felt she”

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anastrophe - relates to his ill condition

him trying to absolve himself

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16
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(PL) and yet…

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god has not said a word!

17
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(PL) “and yet god has not said a word!”

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the “!” seems almost gleeful
further trying to make himself seem innocent since ‘if even god hasn’t done anything then it must’ve been the right thing’

18
Q

(PL) Porphyria’s disease is…

A

A disease that can result in madness,

The disease typically links to the royal family