Keats Flashcards

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fair isabel poor simple isabel

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : immediate indication of someone who is innocent and fragile

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Lorenzo a young palmer in Love’s eye

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : Lorenzo is cast as the tragic victim, this indicates the cause of downfall

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They could not … beneath the same roof sleep but to each other dream and nightly weep

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : sense of tragedy - they can only be together in their dreams , emphasises the love they feel for each other

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4
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His continual voice was pleasanter to her then noise of trees

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : she truly loves him - more than nature - which is highly significant to romanticist poet Keats

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5
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Honeyless days

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : demonstrates how much adoration they have for each other , without eachother they are blue

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a young mother who doth seek by every lull to cool her infant’s pain

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : metaphoric depiciton of Isabella as a mother with Lorenzo as her child - perhaps depicts the love shared between them ?

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Twin roses

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : fateful lovers ?

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Two brothers enriched in torched mines and noisy factories … half ignorant … gushed with more pride … money-bags … blood-hounds of such sin

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : sense of enslavement and maltreatment - they are evil and cruel

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9
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twas their plan to coax her by some degrees to some noble and his olive-trees

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : they are villainous and wish to control Isabella’s life

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they resolved in some forest dim to kill Lorenzo and there bury him

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : they plan to murder Isabella’s love, shows the extremes of their malicious plan

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she weeps alone … gradual decay from beauty fell … feverish unrest … with an eye all pale

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : they plan to murder Isabella’s love, shows the extremes of their malicious plan

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12
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Lorenzo stood and wept

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : secures him as the tragic victim

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13
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moaned a ghostly under-song … Isabella on its music hung

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : suggests how in absolute adoration Isabella is with Lorenzo and how she clings on to him even following his death

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14
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sighing all day - and still she kissed and wept

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : maternal imagery - she cares for him

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15
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she sat drooping by the Basil green and why it flourished as by magic touch

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : juxtaposition of her dying and him flourishing - she adores him

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16
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she pined and so she died … O cruelty to steal my Basil-pot away from me !

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Isabella, or; the Basil Pot
analysis : innocence, loss + heightens cruelty of brothers

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17
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to find where this sweet nympth prepared her secret bed

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Lamia
analysis : presents the tragic innocence of the Nymph

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18
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mournful voice … lone voice … ruddy strife … miserable me … wreathed tomb

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Lamia
analysis : first impression of Lamia - she’s pitiable

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19
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gordian shape of dazzling hue, vermillion-spotted, golden, green and blue

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Lamia
analysis : Lamia is fanatastical, and bold

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20
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some demons mistress or the demons self

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Lamia
analysis : difficult to decipher whether she is good or bad, contradictory nature of Lamia

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21
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some demons mistress or the demons self

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Lamia
analysis : difficult to decipher whether she is good or bad, contradictory nature of Lamia

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22
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“I was a woman, let me have once more a woman’s shape and charming as before”

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Lamia
analysis : this is her desire! she longs to have it

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23
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like a moon in wane, faded before him … could not restrain her fearful sobs, self-folding like a flower

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Lamia
analysis : indicates how innocent the nymph is and how she is cruelly taken advantage of

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24
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convulsed with scarlet pain

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Lamia
analysis : indicates how painful the transformation is

25
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soon his eyes had drunk her beauty up leaving no drop in the bewildering cup

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Lamia
analysis : indicates how in love Lycius is with lamia

26
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every word she spake enticed him on to unperplexed delight and pleasure known

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Lamia
analysis : indicates how in love Lycius is with lamia

27
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too short was their bliss

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Lamia
analysis : indicates how their love leads to their downfall

28
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purple-lined palace of sweet sin

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Lamia
analysis : infers that there are undertones of danger and downfall

29
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Philosophy will clip an angel’s wings

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Lamia
analysis : foreshadows Apollonius’s bringing of downfall

30
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his demon eyes

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Lamia
analysis : assures Apollonius’s villainy

31
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with a frightful scream she vanished and Lycius’s arms were empty of delight

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Lamia
analysis : indicates how he kills them both

32
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in its marriage robe, the heavy body wound

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Lamia
analysis : indicates how he kills them both

33
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bitter chill it was … numb were the Beadsman’s fingers

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : reveals ominous environment and establishes the danger about to follow

34
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silver snarling trumpets … ready with their pride … plume, tiara, and all rich array

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : imagery of wealth

35
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whose heart had brooded all that wintry day

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : introduced to Madeline, emphasises her longing for love

36
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she sigh’d for Agnes’ dreams, the sweetest of the year

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : depicts anticipation and excitement, she longs for love

37
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hoodwinked with faery fancy

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : indicates her excitment but also perhaps naivety

38
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young Porphyro with a heart on fire for Madeline

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : indicates his goal is to have her

39
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those chambers held barbarian hordes, hyena fodemen and hot-blooded lords

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : reveals the people of the castle are not friendly

40
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men will murder upon holy days

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : reveals a sense of plagarism ?

41
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sweet lady, let her pray and sleep and dream alone with her good angels

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : she’s childlike and innocent, emphasises naievty

42
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burning Porphyro

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : emphasises his passion

43
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she knelt, so pure a thing, so free from mortal taint

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : emphasises how pure madeline is

44
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like a mermaid in sea-weed

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : emphasises a sense of entrapment

45
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fearing to move or speak she looked so dreamingly

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : emphasises a sense of fear - does she want him ?

46
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into her dream he melted

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : indicates a loss of virginity ?

47
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elfin-storm … there were sleeping dragons all around,…,with ready spears

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : dangers these lovers face

48
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these lovers fled away into the storm

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Eve of St Agnes
analysis : indication of their death

49
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alone and palely loitering (repeated)

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : opens with this phsyically unwell tragic hero , suffering is accentuated

50
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no birds sing … the harvest’s done … granary is full

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : indicates lack of life

51
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I met a lady in the meads, full beautiful - a faery’s child, her hair was long, her foot was light and her eyes were wild

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : emphasises the whimsical elements of La Belle Dame, underlying tones of danger ?

52
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I made a garland for her head and bracelets too

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : offers worship + pride

53
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she looked at me as she did love me … in language strange she said ‘i love thee true’

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : indicates interpretation and perception were huge parts of this relationship

54
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I set her on my pacing steed and nothing else saw all day long

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : emphasises how sexual this relationship is

55
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she found me roots of relish sweet and honey wild and manna-dew

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : maternal imagery - she cares for him

56
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I shut her wild wild eyes

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : emphasises how he longs to tame her

57
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she lulled me to sleep

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : emphasises how enchanting she is

58
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on the cold hillside I saw pale kings and princes too pale warriors

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : indicates the power she holds and how much power she has to disrupt

60
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starved lips … horrid warning gaped wide

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci
analysis : indicates the loss of the men