'Tis Pity She's A Whore, Act 2 Scene 1 0.0 / 5 ? English Literature'Tis Pity She's A WhoreA2/A-levelOCR Created by: BethanJHCreated on: 21-03-16 20:17 Giovanni to Annabella 'no more sister now/... ...But love, a name more gracious.' 1 of 13 Giovanni to Annabella 'inflamed/ A heart whose... ...tribute is thy brother's life.' 2 of 13 Annabella to Giovanni 'would print a modest crimson on my... ...cheeks/...But my heart's delight prevailed!' 3 of 13 Giovanni to Annabella 'why the chaster of your sex/ Should think this pretty toy... ...called maidenhead/ So strange a loss.' Metaphor -'pretty toy' 4 of 13 Giovanni to Annabella, after kissing 'Thus hung Jove on Leda's neck/... ...And sucked divine ambrosia from her lips.' Allusion to Leda and the Swan - the relationship is morally dubious 5 of 13 Giovanni to Annabella 'I envy not the mightiest man alive,/ But hold myself in... ...being kind of thee/ More great than were I king of all the world.' 6 of 13 Giovanni on loosing Annabella 'You must... ...be married, mistress.' 7 of 13 Giovanni asks Annabella, even when married 'canst thou be dared to swear/... ...That you will live to me, and to no other?' 8 of 13 Annabella to Giovanni 'how all suitors seem/... ...to my eyes hateful.' 9 of 13 Putana to Annabella 'Nay, what a paradise of... ...joy have you passed under?' Pun - Annabella previously said 'passed over' 10 of 13 Putana to Annabella 'if a young wench feel the fie upon her,... ...let her take anybody, father or brother.' 11 of 13 Richardetto to Annabella 'Loud fame in large hath spoke your... ...praise/ As well for virtue as perfection.' Fame, personified. Dramatic irony 12 of 13 Florio to Richardetto 'I think my girl hath not quite... ...forgot/ To touch on instrument.' Double meaning - reference to Philotis' love 13 of 13
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