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Mind Map by portiagabrielle, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by portiagabrielle
almost 10 years ago
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Love Through the Ages
- Similes
- Nature
- Goblin Market
- Laura "whisper'd like the
restless brook" described as
"like a rush-imbedded swan, /
Like a lily from the beck / Like
a moonlit poplar branch"
- Relating her to nature shows how
curiousity is natural. Swan shows her
elegance and feminity. Lily shows
chastity. All three are stuck and can't
move. Suggests Laura has no free will.
- Relating her to nature shows how
curiousity is natural. Swan shows her
elegance and feminity. Lily shows
chastity. All three are stuck and can't
move. Suggests Laura has no free will.
- Laura "whisper'd like the
restless brook" described as
"like a rush-imbedded swan, /
Like a lily from the beck / Like
a moonlit poplar branch"
- Goblin Market
- Animals
- Goblin Market
- "One had a cat's face,
/ One whisk'd a tale"
- "One had a cat's face,
/ One whisk'd a tale"
- Goblin Market
- Nature
- Imagery
- Sexual
- Goblin Market
- "...cautioning lips, / with tingling
cheeks and finger tips. / ....
pricking up her golden head"
- "She suck'd until her lips were sore"
- "...cautioning lips, / with tingling
cheeks and finger tips. / ....
pricking up her golden head"
- Goblin Market
- Gustatory
- Goblin Market
- Fruit references throughout
- Fruit references throughout
- Twelfth Night
- "If music be the food
of love, play on..."
- [women's] love may
be called appetite, /
no motion of the liver,
but the palate"
- "If music be the food
of love, play on..."
- Goblin Market
- Olfactory
- Sexual
- Ghosts
- Wuthering Heights
- Jane Eyre
- Wuthering Heights
- Love as suffering
- Twelfth Night
- Olivia: "Even so quickly
may one catch the plague?"
- Violent Imagery
- Orsino relating love to hunting
(first scene where Orsino alludes
to the myth of Acteon)
- Antonio: "...my desire /
more sharp than filed steel"
- Orsino calling Cupid's arrow
"rich golden shaft" allusions
to arrow peircing the skin"
- "If music be the food of love...
so that it may sicken and die"
- Orsino relating love to hunting
(first scene where Orsino alludes
to the myth of Acteon)
- Olivia: "Even so quickly
may one catch the plague?"
- Jane Eyre
- Twelfth Night
- Symbolism
- Jewels
- Twelfth Night
- Malvolio: "...play with
my - some rich jewel"
symbolises power
- Olivia gives away pearls and
jewellery to show affection
- Malvolio: "...play with
my - some rich jewel"
symbolises power
- Othello
- Twelfth Night
- Jewels
- Structure
- Irregular meter or rhyme scheme
- Goblin Market
- Quickens the pace.
Shows sense of urgency.
- Quickens the pace.
Shows sense of urgency.
- Goblin Market
- Varied syntax
- Twelfth Night
- "Where's Antoinio, then?" tacked
on the end of a line shows how he
is just an afterthought to Sebastion.
- "Where's Antoinio, then?" tacked
on the end of a line shows how he
is just an afterthought to Sebastion.
- Twelfth Night
- Lists
- Asyndetic (no
"and" at the end"
- Goblin Market
- Listing of the fruits
- Listing of the fruits
- Goblin Market
- Asyndetic (no
"and" at the end"
- Irregular meter or rhyme scheme
- Personification
- Goblin Market
- "Moon and stars gaz'd in at them / Wind
sang to them lullaby" Nature's children
- "Moon and stars gaz'd in at them / Wind
sang to them lullaby" Nature's children
- Goblin Market
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