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The Weakling Chamber Estimates , ‘like an very precious slit throat’ , ‘bright because arterial blood’ , ‘faery solitude’ , ‘so various mirrors’ , ‘as if he were stripping the leaves away an artichoke’ , ‘instruments of mutilation’ , ‘the walls…gleamed as if they were perspiration with fright’ , ‘an armful of the identical lilies which he had loaded my bedroom’ , ‘the trumpets from the angels of death’ Personas , Heroine , ‘seventeen and recognized nothing with the world’ , ‘the white-faced girl via Paris’ , ‘I was only a baby’ , Marquis , ‘dark leonine shape of his head’ , ‘opulent male scent’ , ‘dark mane’ , ‘waxen face’ Mom , ‘indomitable mother’ , ‘wild thing’ AO2 , language, contact form and framework and how that they shape which means , Dialect , Rapport , ‘lascivious tenderness’ , Metaphor , the Marquis as a beast, or as God , ‘the vision of Our god , his eye’ , ‘Subterranean privacy’ of the step , likening bloody chamber to Hell , Kind , Fort is a Medieval reinterpretation in the fairytale design , Reworked fairy stories , Carter called all of them ‘new stories’ not ‘versions’ , Short stories increase the impact of Carter’s communications , Novelette , the slow tempo of which decorative mirrors the short lifestyle with the heroine in her fresh life Composition , Lengthy descriptive sentences followed by incredibly short content e. g. ‘Dead while his wives.
‘ , isolated simile , Much longer sentences with commas increase the suspense, short sentences make a sense of fear , Ellipsis likewise used AO3 , contacts between texts and different interpretations , Kid like language , ‘Baby mustn’t get grownups’ toys’ (see EK, COW) , Fairy tale occasion , ‘All the better to see you’ , links to fairy story form (see EK, LOTHOL) , References to the contemporary world , ‘shrilling with the telephone’ (see COML) , Aggressive men language , ‘pistons constantly thrusting’ (see EK)
Gothic Features , Weather/setting , Castle is isolated, heroine sees the ‘faery solitude’ , just how she selects to view it, away from actuality , Surfaces of the step ‘sweating with fright’ , as if responsible themselves , Marquis telephone calls bloody chamber his ‘enfer’ , France word to get Hell, ‘subterranean privacy’, ‘like the door of Hell’ , Carter contrasts light and dark , ‘Lights! More lights! ‘ , Foreshadowing , ‘the necklace that prefigures your end’, ‘bright as arterial blood’, ‘like an extremely precious slit throat’ , all foreshadow the heroine’s decapitation Heroine escapes her fate , makes her an even more powerful character , Dominant males , Marquis likened to God and a lion/animal , Unaggressive females , Heroine allows her destiny quickly , Religion , Marquis is put in the part of God , Identifies the heroine as ‘my little nun’, pornography called ‘prayer-books’ displays Marquis’ insufficient religion , Bloody holding chamber as Heck , find setting , Supernatural , ‘as in case the key itself were injure, the bloody token stuck’ AO4 , contextual elements and how that they affect the text message , Angela Carter was a feminist , Published more than three decades ago , following the sexual revolution of the sixties ‘Carter flirts with portions of the Gothic in many in the tales’ , S. Roberts , Same for all text messaging The Courtship of Mister Lyon Rates , ‘one white, perfect rose’ , ‘there was no living person in the hall’ , ‘a lion is known as a lion and a man is a man’ , ‘there was an atmosphere of exhaustion… in the house’ , ‘her own graphic reflected there’ (in the Beast’s eyes) , ‘Fast as you can’ , ‘an attic, with a sloping roof’ , ‘the roses…were most dead’ , ‘as if, curious change, she anxious him’ Characters , Splendor , ‘looked as if the girl had been designed out of a single pearl’ ‘she smiled at himself with satisfaction’ , ‘Miss Lamb, clean, sacrificial’ , Beast , ‘some sort of sadness in the agate eyes’ , ‘a man with an unkempt mane of hair’ , ‘he was so different from herself’ AO2 , terminology, form and structure and how they form meaning , Language , Extensive images of snow symbolises Beauty’s purity , ‘white and unmarked as… bridal satin’ , Personification of the house , ‘the hanging tinkled, like emitting a pleased chuckle’ , ‘Pearl’ , real, beautiful, beneficial , Kind , Reworked fairy tales , Carter called all of them ‘new stories’ not ‘versions’ Carter components ‘latent content’ , Brief stories maximise the impact of Carter’s communications , Natural beauty and The Beast , the two characters change, not just the Beast , role change of princess in the structure , Framework , ‘I hope he’ll be safe’ , no speech signifies, highlighting Beauty’s lack of a voice AO3 , cable connections between text messages and different interpretations , References to the contemporary world , ‘the snow brought down all the telephone wires’ (see BC, LOTHOL) , Mythic references , she states ‘elegant The french language fairy tales’, ‘Fast as you can’ (see BC, EK, LOTHOL) Gothic Features , Weather/setting ‘Palladian house that seemed to cover itself shyly’ = ‘he forced him self to master his shyness’ , ‘Thin ghosting of light around the verge of extinction’ , no signs of Spring in the Beast’s house , shows what has happened to him , Bloody chamber = Beast’s attic , he is trapped and dying, claustrophobic establishing , Roses die because the beast dies: ‘The roses…were all dead’ , Countryside = place of purity and femininity, town sama dengan masculine host to corruption , Foreshadowing , ‘she smiled at their self in magnifying mirrors a little too often’ , pleasure comes ahead of a fall , Dominant guys , no more dominant ‘a cracked whisper of his former purr’ , ‘I am sick and I must die’ , Passive females , Objectification of women , she is called ‘Beauty’ but gets an identity at the end , ‘Mrs Lyon’ , Supernatural , Magic of the home , her father may call the garage however the phone lines are straight down , ‘All the attract wealth of the world were held in suspension here’ The Tiger’s Star of the wedding Quotes , ‘my father lost me to The Beast in cards’ , ‘I have lost my personal pearl’ , ‘the lamb must learn how to run with all the tigers’ Heroes , Heroine , ‘always the fairly one’ , ‘Christmas rose’ , ‘no more than a king’s ransom’
AO2 , vocabulary, form and structure and exactly how they condition meaning , Language , description of “glossy, nut-brown curls” and “rosy cheeks” is repeated to highlight the similarities involving the narrator and her “clockwork twin , Structure , Heroine is given a tone of voice unlike Splendor in COML , objectification of women in different ways , Crafted in the past tense but alterations occasionally to the current to suggest continuity The Erl King Quotes , ‘Erl-King will do you grievous harm’ , ‘the solid wood swallows you up’ , ‘the stark elders offer an anorexic look’ , ‘everything in the wooden is exactly mainly because it seems’ ‘easy to lose yourself’ , ‘What big eyes you have’ Characters , Erl-King , ‘an superb housewife’ , ‘came with your life from the desire of the woods’ , ‘tender butcher’ , ‘skin the rabbit, he admits that! ‘ , ‘Eyes green as apples. Green because dead sea fruit’ AO2 , language, form and structure and just how they form meaning , Language , Oxymorons just like “the young butcher” and “appalling succulence” highlight the narrator’s conflict , Separated similes including “green while dead marine fruit” put emphasis for the comparisons , Metaphor is employed to hyperlink sex to drowning e.
Quotes , ‘midwinter , ‘invincible, immaculate’ , ‘the Countess hated her’ , ‘a feather…a bloodstain…and the rose’ , ‘It attacks! ‘ , ‘the complete world was white’ , ‘a masculine fantasy’ , Cristina Bacchilega Characters , Snow Child , ‘as white as snow’ , ‘as dark-colored as that bird’s feather’ , ‘as red because blood’ , ‘the child of his desire’ , ‘high, black, shining footwear with scarlet heels’ AO2 , language, form and structure and just how they form meaning , Language , Alliteration of ‘invicible, immaculate’ exaggerates the extremity with the weather , Rose symbolizes femininity or the vagina Snow Child bleeds, symbolising menstruation , Nip symbolises the suffering that accompanies being female , childbirth, mariage breaking, menstruation , Kind , Vignette , a small, literary design , Composition , Crafted in the 3 rd person although from the point of view of the Depend , ‘So the girl selections a went up, pricks her finger within the thorn, bleeds, screams, is catagorized. ‘ , isolated section, one word, uses concept of ‘three’ AO3 , cable connections between text messages and different interpretations Gothic Features , Weather/setting , Weakling Chamber sama dengan Snow Children’s vagina , ‘White’ environment and snow symbolises chastity and virginity, Dominant men , Manly control of girl identity , Count sama dengan Marquis via BC , Creates the two women , Countess cannot exist with no Count , Passive females , Countess belongs to Count number , she is only a Countess as a result of him , Price penalized the Countess , subservience and a loss of identification , Neither female can exist with no Count , he provides them their particular power , One must die intended for the additional to survive , Literal objectification of women , Count undresses and dresses Countess when he pleases, creates Snow Kid , Incestuous rape , she has not been expected to acquire pleasure in having sex, the lady was his sexual thing
The Lady of the House of Love Quotations , ‘Vous serez mum proie’ , ‘Too many roses’ , ‘Now you are at the area of annihilation’ , ‘Fee fie fo fum, I actually smell the blood of an Englishman’ , ‘A single hug woke up the Sleeping Splendor in the Wood’ , ‘wisdom, death, dissolution’ , ‘chinoiserie escritoire’ , ‘this ornate and rotting place’ , ‘Can a bird…learn a fresh song? ‘ , ‘the bicycle may be the product of pure reason applied to motion’ Characters , Countess , ‘her magnificence is an abnormality’ , ‘hunger constantly overcomes her’ , ‘white lace negligee stained a little with blood’ ‘the fangs and talons of a beast of prey’ , ‘a cave packed with echoes’ , ‘the fragility of the skeletal system of a moth’ , Soldier , ‘pentacle of his virginity’ , ‘youth, power and blonde beauty’ , ‘symbol of rationality’ (bicycle) , ‘the trenches of France’ AO2 , dialect, form and structure and just how they form meaning , Language , Foreign phrases are graded at the story , enables reader to Countess’s bilingual mind elizabeth. g. ‘chinoiserie escritoire’ which means Chinese-style desk/cabinet , Type , Reworked fairy stories , Carter called all of them ‘new stories’ not ‘versions’ Short stories maximise the impact of Carter’s messages , Structure , Broken up simply by inset couplets of thoughts, either fairy tale villains’ renowned lines, or menacing France phrases, which will suggest this is actually the inner words of her predatory mother nature , increase ambiguity , Story can be divided in two , first fifty percent is present tense, second 1 / 2 is past tense , more fairy-tale like AO3 , connections between text messaging and different interpretations , References to the contemporary world , ‘the ditches of France’ (see BC) , Connaissance , ‘you will be led by hand towards the Countess’s larder’ (see PIB, COW) Gothic Features Weather/setting , ‘cracked mirrors’ , the Countess does not endure a reflection , ‘Too a large number of roses’ , roses will be beautiful and dangerous just like her , Bird in the cage symbolises her entrapment in her vampiric body system , ‘she likes to listen to it announce how it cannot escape’ , Predatory females , ‘the fangs and talons of a beast of prey’ however she evokes sympathy as she attempts to change her fate , ‘Fee Fie Fo Fum’ places her in the part of the villain, ‘Sleeping Beauty’ places her in the position of the patient , Great , Soldier does not trust in supernatural: ‘this lack of creativity gives gallantry to the hero’ Foreshadowing , The Tarot cards transform for the first time ever The Werewolf Quotes , ‘they include cold weather, they have cold hearts’ , ‘supernumerary nipple’ , ‘Harsh, short, poor lives. ‘ , ‘she prospered’ , ‘they stone her to death’ Characters , Child , ‘good child’ , ‘coat of sheepskin’ , Wolf , ‘grizzled chops’ , ‘less fearless than they will seem’ AO2 , terminology, form and structure and how they shape meaning , Language , Very unemotional in locations , ‘they stone her to death’, ‘she prospered’ , unattached narrator , Tricolons emphasise repetition and simplicity of their lives , ‘harsh, brief, poor lives’ Extensive information of superstitions highlights their importance , also noticed in Company of Wolves , Pathetic argument , ‘cold weather… chilly hearts’ , setting decorative mirrors personalities of inhabitants , Very simple dialect , fairy tale language, childlike, simple to understand , Structure , Separated paragraph with one phrase , ‘Winter and winter weather. ‘ AO3 , cable connections between text messages and different understanding , Irrational belief , ‘wreaths of garlic herb on the doors’ (see COW, EK, LOHOL) Gothic Features , Weather/setting , Pathetic fallacy , Supernatural , Superstitions , wolves, werewolves, devil , Foreshadowing Descriptions of superstitions at the beginning The business of Baby wolves Quotes , ‘you are always in danger in the forest’ , ‘a man who vanished clear away on her wedding night’ , ‘the forest shut down upon her like a pair of jaws’ , ‘they happen to be grey since famine’ , ‘you is going to suffer’ , ‘we attempt to try’ , ‘blood on snow’ , ‘Quack, tweet! went the duck’ Characters , Heroine , ‘she is a great unbroken egg’ , ‘she knew your woman was nobody’s meat’ , ‘she just started her woman’s bleeding’ , ‘so pretty’ , Wolf , ‘the tender wolf’ , ‘fear and flee the wolf’ AO2 , dialect, form and structure and exactly how they shape meaning Vocabulary , Narrator addresses someone , ‘you are always in danger’, ‘you will suffer’, ‘we make an effort to try’ , Written as if to reconstruct the mouth tradition of fairytales , ‘Quack, pip! went the duck’ , ‘hurl the Bible at him’, ‘call on Christ…but it won’t will you any good’, It is Christmas Day, the werewolves’ birthday’, ‘canticles from the wolves’ , undermining faith (canticle sama dengan short song/hymn) , ‘The forest sealed on her such as a pair of jaws’ , separated simile, simply sentence in paragraph, focus on isolated environment , typically Gothic (see ‘Dead as his wives’ simile in BC sama dengan isolated) Fairytale , ‘What big sight you have’, ‘All the better to see you with’ (‘All the better to see you’ = BC) , Metaphor , ‘night and forest has come in the kitchen’ , Structure , Lengthy intro highlights significance of superstitions and wolves inside the lives of the people , Opens reader’s mind to the supernatural , it is common right here , No speech marks increase the strangeness of the history , as well, there would be not any speech signifies in mouth tradition AO3 , links between text messaging and different interpretations , Story book motifs (see BC, EK, LOTHOL) , Personification with the woods (see EK) Gothic Features Religious beliefs , ‘you must manage as if the Devil were following you’ , Weather/setting , Personification with the forest ‘like a pair of jaws’, also simile, similar to EK , Evening setting , typically Medieval, increases halving , Major male , wolf , Non-passive woman , the girl laughs by him, ‘she knew your woman was nobody’s meat’ Wolf Alice Quotes , ‘the corners of his bloody chamber’ , room of clothes where Duke’s prey live , ‘it showed us whatever we could have been’ , ‘her pace is definitely not the pace’ , ‘the sensible child who also leads all of them all’ Character types , Fight it out , ‘his eyes find only appetite’ , ‘he is light as leprosy’ Wolf Alice , ‘not wolf or woman’ AO2 , vocabulary, form and structure and exactly how they form meaning , Language , Carter quickly allies very little with the visitor and isolates Wolf-Alice , ‘her rate is not our pace’ , Spiritual reference to Backyard of Eden , ‘wise child who also leads them all’ , Duke is usually ‘cast into the role of the corpse-eater’ , not the full truth? , ‘She could not put her finger on’ , little finger in italics, reminds us she’s human AO3 , connections between text messages and different interpretations Gothic Features , Weather/setting , Duke’s castle , Gothic reinterpretation of the fairy tale castle ‘Moony metamorphic weather’ , establishing mirrors Duke , Presence of the moon , time, menstruation, Gothic evening, when the Duke is alert , Graveyard settings , Dominant guys , Duke , not really a real person, doesn’t ensemble a reflection, doesn’t have a heart, does have physical strength, doesn’t talk to her , ‘separate solitudes’ , Passive females , Wolf-Alice is a solid female, literally, and turns into intellectually stronger throughout the account , Great , Duke is a werewolf/vampire , Superstition/religion , ‘Young husband’ fills a chapel with sterling silver bullets, o water, ‘bells, books and candles’
