Carol Quotes Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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Themes of valentine

A

Love, honesty, unconventional relationships

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It is a moon…

A

Wrapped in brown paper

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3
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“It is a moon wrapped in brown paper.”

A

Metaphor- love isn’t flashy but has layers

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4
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It will blind you…

A

With tears like a lover.

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5
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“It will blind you with tears like a lover.”

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Simile- love can be painful

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6
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It’s fierce kiss…

A

Will stay on your lips

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7
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“It’s fierce kiss will stay on your lips”

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Sensory imagery- love leaves a mark

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Mrs midas themes

A

Love, loss, consequence

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9
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He sat in that chair…

A

Like a king on a burnished throne.

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“He sat in that chair like a king on a burnished throne.”

A

Simile- power and irony

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The look on his face…

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Was strange, wild, vain.

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12
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“The look on his face was strange, wild, vain.”

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Triple - loss of sanity

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13
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“ I miss most, even now,…

A

His hands, his warm hands on my skin.

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“I miss more, even now, his hands, his hands on my skin.”

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Tender tone - longing

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15
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Originally themes

A

Identity, change, childhood

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16
Q

I lost a river, culture…

A

Speech, sense of first space

17
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“I lost a river, culture, speech, sense of first space”

A

List- loss of identity

18
Q

All childhood…

A

Is an emigration.

19
Q

“All childhood is an emigration.”

A

Metaphor - growing up with constant change

20
Q

“Your…

A

Accent wrong.”

21
Q

“Your accent wrong.”

A

Short, sharp alienation

22
Q

Mrs tilchers class themes

A

Childhood, innocence, growth

23
Q

“The classroom glowed…

A

Like a sweet shop.”

24
Q

“The classroom glowed like a sweet shop.”

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Simile- warmth and excitement

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“You kicked him, but stared…
At your parents, appalled.”
26
“You kicked him, but stared at your parents, appalled.”
Conflict- growing up brings confusion
27
“The sky split open…
Into a thunderstorm.”
28
“The sky split open into a thunderstorm.”
Symbol - end of childhood/ innocence
29
War photographer themes
War, trauma, detachment
30
“ a hundred agonies…
In black and white.”
31
“A hundred agonies in black and white.”
Metaphor - emotional weight of war
32
“He has…
A job to do.”
33
“He has a job to do.”
Blunt tone- detachment
34
“The readers eyeballs prick with tears…
Between the bath and pre-lunch beers.”
35
“The readers eyeballs prick with tears between the bath and pre-lunch beers”
Juxtaposition- public apathy
36
What does the onion symbolise in valentine?
Loves honesty, intensity, pain, causes tears
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What does the storm at the end of mrs tilchers class symbolise?
Puberty, growing up, loss of innocence.