Love through the Ages

Painful
1. The Great Gatsby- 'You never loved me?'
2. Christopher Marlowe- 'Entombing cupid'
3. Romeo and Juliet- 'My grave is like to be my wedding bed'
4. 'Medusa' by Carol Ann Duffy- 'Wasn't I beautiful? Wasn't I fragrant and young?'
5. School For Scandal- 'You should have adopted me, not married me.'
6. William Blake, Garden of love- 'And tomb stones where flowers should be.'
7. Great Expectations- 'If it gets older and stronger, it will tear deeper.'
  1. Great Expectations- 'How does she use you?'
    1. Great Expectations- 'I stole her heart away and put ice in its place.'
      1. Great Expectations' 'Break their hearts and have no mercy.'
        Great Expectations- 'A broken heart. You think you will die'
8. Great Expectations- 'You cannot love him Estella!'
9. Pride And Prejudice- 'You must be a stranger to one of your parents.'
  1. Pride And Prejudice- 'I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified me.'
    1. 'The Picture Of Dorian Gray'- Oscar Wilde- 'When one is in love, one begins by deceiving one's self.'
      1. 'The Picture Of Dorian Gray'- Oscar Wilde- 'Men marry because they are tired, women because they are curious: both are disappointed.'
        'The Picture Of Dorian Gray'- Oscar Wilde- 'A man can be happy with any woman as long as he does not love her'
        'The Picture Of Dorian Gray'- Oscar Wilde- 'One charm of marriage is that it makes a life of deception absolutely necessary for both parties'
      2. Great Expectations- 'We are all fools in love.'
True Love
1. Romeo and Juliet- William Shakespeare
  1. 'Romeo and Juliet. 'My lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand'
2. Christopher Marlowe- 'Make me immortal with a kiss'- 'Face that launch'd a thousand ships'
  1. Pablo Neruda- 'It follows that I am because you are.'
3. 'And afterwards remember, do not grieve'- Remember, Christina Rossetti
  1. Wuthering Heights, Catherine- 'My great miseries in the world are Heathcliff's miseries'
    1. Wuthering heights- 'I am Heathcliff!'
      1. Wuthering heights- 'Eternal rocks'
        Wuthering heights- 'The world would be a stranger to me.'
      2. Wuthering heights- 'I love him better than myself'
        Great Expectations- 'I loved her against reason, against promise, against peace.'
        Great Expectations- 'I associate you only with the good.'
        Great Expectations- 'You have done me far more good than harm'
        Great Expectations- 'You cannot choose but to remain part of my character.'
  2. Pride And Prejudice- 'I love you. Most ardently'
    1. Pride And Prejudice- 'In vain I have struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be repressed.'
Sexual
1. Enduring Love- 'I stand before you naked, dependant on your mercy.'
2. Heal'd of his malady'- Chaucer 'A Miller's Tale'
3. 'Cock wouldn't crow'- Carol Ann Duffy
Familial
1. The Great Gatsby- 'I love to see you at my table, you look like an absolute rose.'
  1. The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams- 'Laura, Laura, were you in love with that boy?'
    1. The Glass Menagerie- 'Deliberately courting pneumonia'
Physical
1. Your eyes, your voice, your hair- Pablo Neruda
Manipulative
1. A Miller's Tale, Chaucer- 'Loved more than his life'
False
1. Pride And Prejudice- 'I will give him up forever.'
Jealousy
1. Enduring Love- 'Its so awkward with Clarissa.'
  1. Wuthering heights- 'He couldn't love in 20 years as much as I could in a day.'
    1. Great Expectations- 'For I have seen you give him looks'
      1. Pride And Prejudice- 'Miss Bingley saw, or suspected enough to be jealous.'
      2. The Great Gatsby- 'You love me TOO?'

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