Tess of the D'urbervilles 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureTess of the D'urbervillesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: GeorgiaeverittCreated on: 28-01-20 13:05 Foreshadowing Fate "Did not help Tess in her life's battle as of yet" 1 of 50 Social Class "large bedroom where Tess and all her little brothers and sisters slept" 2 of 50 Social Class "Laughing at her poverty" 3 of 50 Shame 'Why I danced and laughed only yesterday!'...."To think I was such a fool" 4 of 50 Shame "Nobody blamed Tess as she blamed herself" 5 of 50 Shame "she regarded herself in the light of a murderess" 6 of 50 Lack of control "If you say she ought to go, she will go" Joan to John 7 of 50 Lack of control " I don't know it is for you to decide" 8 of 50 Dream vs Reality "Perhaps to show his diamond ring" murmured Sir John , dreamily from his chair 9 of 50 Treatment of women "Now then put you arms round my waist again as you did before, my beauty" 10 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "a grey country of which she knew nothing" 11 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "Luminous fog" and "moonlight in suspension" 12 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "Where was Tess's guardian angel?" 13 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "saying among each other in their fatalistic way: It was to be" 14 of 50 Treatment of women "he had quite forgotten" but she had not" 15 of 50 Naivety "Why didn't you tell me there was danger in men-folk" 16 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "Tis nater after all, and what do please God!" 17 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "The maid who went into the merry green wood and came back a changed state" 18 of 50 Shame "Heap as much anger as you want upon me, but pity the child" 19 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "But it had not been in Tess' power" 20 of 50 Hope "Had laid a new foundation for her future" 21 of 50 Shame "he should by some means discover her story" 22 of 50 Idealisation "What a fresh and virginal daughter of nature that milkmaid is" 23 of 50 Idealisation "Visionary essence of a woman" 24 of 50 Treatment of women "his care" and "tender respect"- Angel presented as antithesis of Alec 25 of 50 Treatment of women "too tempting mouth" 26 of 50 Social Class "dared he marry her, what would his mother think?" 27 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "turmoil of her own past" 28 of 50 Social class "I am not good enough, not worthy enough" 29 of 50 Social class "Tess you must spell your name correctly - d'urberville!" 30 of 50 Idealisation "idyllic creature" 31 of 50 Dreams Vs reality "you were one person now you are another" 32 of 50 Treatment of women "The woman I have been loving is not you" 33 of 50 Treatment of women "I will obey you like your wretched slave" 34 of 50 Treatment of women "She remained mute" 35 of 50 Nature "The rain was over and the night was now clear" 36 of 50 Naivety "Angel Angel! I was a child when it happened! I knew nothing of men" 37 of 50 Social Class "Decrepit families imply decrepit wills, decrepit conduct" 38 of 50 Shame "The river is down there I can put an end to myself in it. I am not afraid" 39 of 50 Treatment of women "She said dutifully" 40 of 50 Treatment of women "mechanically readjusting" 41 of 50 Shame "How would she be able to face her parents?" 42 of 50 Shame "O you little fool, you little fool" 43 of 50 Shame "She did not reach the house unobserved" 44 of 50 Blame "Wives are unhappy sometimes, from no fault of their husbands- from their own" 45 of 50 Blame "i should not look too often on you. It might be dangerous" 46 of 50 Treatment of women "once victim. Always a victim" 47 of 50 Treatment of women" "He has won me back to him"... "These clothes are what hes put upon me" 48 of 50 Regain of self control "I feel strong enough to walk any distance" 49 of 50 Foreshadowing Fate "It is as it should be"..."i am ready" 50 of 50
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