The Bloody Chamber Flashcards
“Delicious _______ of _________”
“Delicious ecstacy of excitement”
“Away from _____, away from _________, away from the _____, enclosed ______ of my mother’s apartment, into the _________ country of ________”
“Away from Paris, away from girlhood, away from the white, enclosed quietude of my mother’s apartment, into the unguessable country of marriage”
“My mother would be moving ______ about the ______ bedroom I had _____ behind ________”
“My mother would be moving slowly about the narrow bedroom I had left behind forever”
“Putting away all my little _____, the tumbled garments I would not need any more”
“Putting away all my little relics, the tumbled garments I would not need any more”
“The concert _________ I had __________”
“The concert programmes I had abandoned”
“With all the ____-______, ____-______ emotions of a woman on her daughters wedding day”
“With all the half-joyous, half-sorrowful emotions of a woman on her daughters wedding day”
“I felt a _____ of loss as if, when we put the _____ _____ on my finger, I had, in some way, _______ to be her child in becoming his _____”
“I felt a pang of loss as if, when we put the gold band on my finger, I had, in some way, ceased to be her child in becoming his wife”
“Are you sure you ____ him?”
“Are you sure you love him?”
“_______ box that held the wedding dress he ______ me, ________ __ in tissue paper and red _____ like a
________ gift of _________fruit”
“Gigantic box that held the wedding dress he bought me, wrapped up in tissue paper and red ribbon like a Christmas gift of crystallized fruit”
“There was a _____ for her, too; _____silk, with the ____, ________sheen of ___ on water, _____ than anything she’d worn since that adventurous ________”
“There was a dress for her, too; black silk, with the dull, prismatic sheen of oil on water, finer than anything she’d worm since that adventurous girlhood”
“My ____-_______, indomitable mother”
“My eagle-featured, indomitable mother”
“At last, banish the _______ of _______ from its habitual place at our meagre table”
“At last, banish the spectre of poverty from its habitual place at our meagre table”
“His kiss, his kiss with _____ and _____ in it and a rasp of ______”
“His kiss, his kiss with tongue and teeth in it and a rasp of beard”
“Beyond the grasp of my __________…”
“Beyond the grasp of my imagination…”
“I might ____ and ____”
“I might bear and heir”