Strong Feelings In Romance Flashcards

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UMBRELLA

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Both “Farmer’s Bride” and “Porphyria’s Lover” present strong feelings of power and control within romantic relationships.

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TS1

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Both poems convey the male speaker speaker as having strong feelings of power within their relationships.

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“at last … she worshipped me” PL

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L = religious verb - connotations of god like figure or superiority
C = Ironic - as the poet is an atheist
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“mine … mine” PL

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L = repetition = shows he wants to control her 
L = possessive pronoun = emphasizes how she belongs to him
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“I chose a maid” FB

“like a mouse”

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L = verb = "chose" = shows how the wife did not get a choice
L = simile = "mouse" = shows she is timid and vulnerable like prey
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“we caught her” FB

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L = verb = "caught" = she is just a possession to him
D = being hunted like a wild animal - she is not suited to domestic life
C =  legally when married everything a woman owned went to the man - even herself
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TS2

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In both poems despite strong feelings of power and dominance by the male speakers in the relationship, the women hold the emotional power and control over their partners feelings.

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“made my heart swell” PL

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L = verb = “swell” = shows her finally giving herself to him has satisfied him

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“heart fit to break” PL

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I = 1) he loves her but is not sure if the love is requited

2) he anticipates the event before it happens - he knows he may kill her

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TITLE “ Porphyria’s Lover”

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L = possessive pronoun - shows he was the one loving her and that it was a one sided relationship

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“glided” “kneeled” PL

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L = verb = “glided”- sees her as angelic

L = list of verbs = portray her as active
C = inverts the cultural gendering of women being passive - shows she has the power over him
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” she sleeps up in the attic … alone” FB

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L = adj = “alone” shows how she decides not to be intimate and has control of their relationship and make the farmer long for intimacy.

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” some other in the house than we” FB

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he longs to have children - bride controls his future and happiness

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“her eyes, her hair, her hair!” FB

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L = broken syntax 
D = shows he may not be able to control his thoughts and feelings towards her
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TS3

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Both poems use form and structure in order to emphasize the speakers strong feelings of power within their romantic relationship but also convey a sense of emotional instability.

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Form PL

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dramatic monologue

unnerving + deeply uncomfortable as it only presents his own thoughts

C = sensation fiction was loved by the Vict. people

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Structure PL

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asymmetrical rhyme scheme

presents speaker has having lost control of his power he crave so badly

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Form FB

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monologue - only displays his own thoughts

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Rhyme FB

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concentration of rhyming emphasizes the claustrophobia and containment of the bride, which emphasizes his abuse of power