Ch33

Question 1

Quote showing view of Tess as simple lower class,beautiful girl

Answer 1

“A comely maid that”

Question 2

Quote showing Tess’s internalisation of her guilt and feeling of unworthiness within Angel

Answer 2

“She was Mrs angel Clare indeed but had she any moral right to the name”

Question 3

Quote referencing Romeo and Juliet

Answer 3

These violent delights have violent ends

Question 4

Analysis of “these violent delights have violent ends”

Answer 4

-Literary allusion and foreshadows catastrophic consequences of Tess’s relationship with Angel
-Referwebce to Romeo and Juliet highlighting the ending of the relationship in devestating circumstances
-Repetition of violent suggests a dangerous intensity of this blind love they pursue that will lead to their destruction

Question 5

Significance of note slipping under door

Answer 5

Heightens tragic tension of novel and highlights tragic coincidences

Question 6

Quote showing Angel’s love of Tess as idyllic and intangible

Answer 6

“For she you love is not my real self but one in my image”