TCOW Flashcards

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forest assassins

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metaphor emphasises predatory nature

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2
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the wolf is carnivore incarnate

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it is winter and cold weather

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harsh and hostile environment ignites pathetic fallacy and sense of danger

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step between the portals of the great pines

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liminality and sublime setting in forest very gothic

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5
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trapping the unwary traveller

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entrapment, imprisonment, personification

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if you stray from the path for one instant, the wolves will eat you

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abhuman, symbol and motif for obedience moral in charles story

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the beasts would love to be less beastly if only they knew how and never cease to mourn their own conditions

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invites us to sympathise

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8
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the wolf may be more than he seems

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9
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i wish i were a wolf again to teach this whore a lesson

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10
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the forest closed up on her like a pair of jaws

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she is an unbroken egg; she is a sealed vessel

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12
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she has her knife and she is afraid of nothing

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fear makes vulnerable - gives power transgressing rules of patriarchy

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13
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‘she knew she should never leave the path on the way through the wood or else she would be lost instantly’ - does not have ‘a compass’

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‘is it a bet?’ ‘what would you like? she asked disingenuously’ ‘a kiss’ ‘she lowered her eyes and blushed’

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15
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‘off with his disguise’

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duality

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16
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‘his genitals, huge. ah! huge’

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17
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‘ten wolves; twenty wolves’ ‘poor things’

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18
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‘she stood up on tiptoe and unbuttoned the collar of his shirt’

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active - past identity of passivity is gone now her ‘shawl and blouse’ is in the fire

19
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freely gave the kiss she owed him

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20
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all the better to eat you with

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intertextuality ‘the girl burst out laughing; she knew she was nobody’s meat’ refusal to be sexual object power and subversion ridicule

21
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all silent all still - reconciliation between predator and prey peace

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sweet and sound she sleeps in granny’s bed, between the paws of the tender wolf - equal power dynamic