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With this comparison comes the first accentuated fault. Although Lear and Gloucester are both deceived by lies, it is easier for the reader to comprehend why Gloucester is deceived. Lear's pompous attitude leaves him susceptible and perhaps deserving of such deception. He commands his daughters to profess their love for him. In the case of Regan and
This is shown through the conversation between Hermia and Lysander where Shakespeare uses repetition to compare different challenging situations where two people have fallen in love. To support this Shakespeare has used the characters of Lysander and Hermia to express these situations through dialogue some of which include ‘O cross too high to be enthralle’d too low’ (act 1 scene 1) and ‘Or else misgraffed on respect of years’ (act 1 scene 1) Through these quotes we are shown that love is something that is uncontrollable and it does not always make sense. Love can cause us to both love and cry. Love is not always easy it can cause sorrow and pain. An example that love can make us laugh is when Titania falls in love with Bottom who has the head of a donkey.
The poem is split into three sections, one of which is based on Narcissus, the second is the italicized rhymes of Echo and the third is the combination of the two. In the line "My only belonging...is my beauty" (lines 4-5) suggest the idea that Narcissus believes that if he were unattractive he would not belong in the world. This idea suggests that Narcissus is blessed because of his good looks, when in reality they are the cause of his problems. "I live apart from myself, yet cannot live apart" (lines 9-11) suggests that Narcissus has lost his own identity from his self-indulgence but he cannot regain this identity for the same reason. Narcissus' vanity has clearly been a curse, but as his section of the poem reaches its end he slowly is relieved of this curse when "a flower whispers my name with such slight moment" (lines 12-13).
The reason for his lack of affection may be because E.B.B is being too demanding and obstinate of her own perspectives of what love is and how she would like to be loved. • She is also stereotyping the way men perceive women, and the only reason why men fall in love with women is for their appearance and physique. This is interpreted through the accumulative listing from line 3 to 6, when she was telling Robert Browning not to say he loves her for those superficial reasons. • The themes from this poem are – love and unconditional love, mockery and superficiality. • The techniques used in this poem are – accumulative listing, from line 3 to 6 and emotive language, used throughout the poem, but especially from line
Furthermore, there was concern about “how deeply the love for illegitimate romance [was] implanted in our nature” (Rigby). The fact that reviews seemed mixed concerning the gender of the author, should be seen