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Life & Death

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Mind map about Life & Death: William Blake's London, Sylvia Plath's November and the use of the personal pronoun 'I'

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Life & Death

  1. William Blake's London

    • 'Runs in blood down Palace walls'
      • Palace connotes the royalty and the hierarchy.
      • Blood connotes the death of the children living in London
        • Link to Plath and the 'ruddy balls', linking to her own bloodline
  2. Sylvia Plath's November

    • 'Letter in November'
      • Connotations of death, start of Winter. November implies misery. The lexical choice of 'Letter' makes it personal to her.
  3. Use of the personal pronoun 'I', constantly relating to herself

    • Her baby, her children

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Link to Plath and Blake, Life and Death
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