RP+ADH: Mortality And Death

Question 1

ADH:

‘It is a loss you would easily recover from. Those who are gone are soon forgotten’ ~ Dr Rank

Answer 1

RP:
‘And if thou wilt, remember,/And if thou wilt, forget.’ ~ Song

‘None would miss me in all the world,/How much less would care or weep’ ~ From the Antique

Question 2

ADH:
‘Under the ice? Done in the cold, black water? And then, in the spring, to float up again, ugly, unrecognisable, hairless?’
‘Oh, the freezing black water! The depths - down - oh I wish it were over-‘ ~ Nora

Answer 2

RP:
‘Oh death-struck love, Oh disenkindled fire,/oh vanity of vanities, desire!’ ~ Soeur Louise de la Misericorde

‘With showers and dewdrops wet’ ~ Song

Question 3

ADH:

‘You can command me, body and soul’ ~ Dr Rank about Nora

Answer 3

RP:

‘Close his arm about her now,/Close her cheek to his’ ~ In the Round Tower at Jhansi

Question 4

ADH:
‘Helmer’s refined nature gives him an unconquerable disgust at everything that is ugly; I won’t have him in my sick-room’ ~ Dr Rank

Answer 4

RP:

‘And dreaming through the twilight/That doth not rise nor set’~ Song, euphemism for death

Question 5

ADH:

‘My poor innocent spine has to suffer for my father’s youthful amusements’ ~ Dr Rank

Answer 5

RP:

‘Now from my heart, love’s deathbed’ ~ Soeur Louise de la Misericorde, moral decay