Presentation of relationships in ARWAV, A song (absent form thee) and Non sum qualis eram bonae sub regno cynarae
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- Created on: 13-02-17 17:11
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- A Room with a View
- "some complicated game"
- Forster examining the relationship between George and Lucy
- Authors presentation of relationships
- A song (Absent from thee)
- "Absent from thee I still languish"
- He grows feeble when they're apart
- Time doesn't effect his love for her
- Like Forster believes love is "eternal"
- Dramatic monologue, resembles a one way conversation with a lover.
- Feminist may say Wilmot is highlighting sexual oppression against women at the time.
- Women had no voice.
- Written in regular iambic tetrameter
- He's been unfaithful before, he has a system.
- "Torments" him when they're apart
- "Tears my fix't heart from my love"
- Violent separation suggests he's not in control of his actions, yet he never asks for help
- "Tears my fix't heart from my love"
- "Absent from thee I still languish"
- Non Sum Qualis Eram Bonae Sub Regno Cynarae
- "Cynarae"
- Greek for artichoke, symbolises ost love and hope
- Unrequited, hopeless love
- "Betwixt" the lips of a female with "bought red mouth"
- "He feels "desolate"
- Empty, has no feelings for her"
- Feels empty when he's making love to them
- Therefore not really cheating
- "I have been faithful to thee Cynara! In my fashion
- Fidelity is subjective, his way works
- Belief originated from his involvement with the Decadent movement
- They believed in promoting sexual promiscuity
- Belief originated from his involvement with the Decadent movement
- Repetition of 'Cynara' reinforces his belief that love is trapped.
- Fidelity is subjective, his way works
- "I have been faithful to thee Cynara! In my fashion
- Therefore not really cheating
- "He feels "desolate"
- "I felt her warm heart beat"
- monosyllabic sentence echoes her heartbeat
- Opposes his true feelings
- "He feels "desolate"
- Empty, has no feelings for her"
- Feels empty when he's making love to them
- Therefore not really cheating
- "I have been faithful to thee Cynara! In my fashion
- Fidelity is subjective, his way works
- Belief originated from his involvement with the Decadent movement
- They believed in promoting sexual promiscuity
- Belief originated from his involvement with the Decadent movement
- Repetition of 'Cynara' reinforces his belief that love is trapped.
- Fidelity is subjective, his way works
- "I have been faithful to thee Cynara! In my fashion
- Therefore not really cheating
- "He feels "desolate"
- Opposes his true feelings
- monosyllabic sentence echoes her heartbeat
- "Betwixt" the lips of a female with "bought red mouth"
- "Cynarae"
- A song (Absent from thee)
- "Most big things unladylike"
- Shows character development from someone who would
- "take up Baedeker's handbook"
- To someone who saw "all the view"
- "take up Baedeker's handbook"
- Shows character development from someone who would
- Follows stereotypical romantic narrative
- Positive outlook on relationships
- George Emerson treats women equally
- "This desire to govern women...an issue men and women must fight together
- George Emerson treats women equally
- Positive outlook on relationships
- "some complicated game"
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