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Lamia
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Mind map of quotes, tragic elements, themes, structure and school of thoughts applicable to John Keat's Lamia
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tragedy
analysis
english
a level
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Lamia
Lamia
"When move in a sweet body fit for life"
"Ah miserable me!"
"palpitating snake"
"dazzling hue" "Vermilion-spotted" "rainbow sided"
"Some penanced lady elf, Some demon's mistress, or the demon's self"
"What could such eyes do there, but weep, and weep,that they were born so fair?"
"Her throat was serpent, but the words she spake, came as through bubbling honey, for Love's sake,"
"Smooth lipp'd serpent"
"Her elfin blood in madness ran"
"serpent prison-house"
Themes
Gods/Foreshadowing
"Real are the dreams of Gods"
"mutter'd, like tempest in the distance brew'd"
"Begone foul dream!"
Magic
"So delicious were the words she sung"
"Faery-roof"
"They knew the street... yet ne'er before had seen that royal porch"
Love
"murmuring of Love and pale with pain"
"A moment's thought is passion's passing bell"
Beauty
Betrayal
Obesession
Isolation
School of Thought
Feminism
women as evil seductresses
"Shall I see thee made a serpent's prey?"
women as victims/innocent
Women as passive
"a prize"
Lyceus heartbroken by the fact that Lamia is a Goddess --> cannot stand the thought that she is more powerful
Love as a weakness for men
"Fool!"
Elements of Tragedy
Hamartia
Lamia: was a beautiful snake, wanted more for the sake of love
Lycius Hubris: had to show off his beautiful lover with a wedding
Lamia's decision to turn human as a tragic mistake rather than tragic flaw
Using deceit to ensnare her lover
Tragic Fall
exposed by Appollonius
Is she responsible?
Causing her own disappearance and Lycius' death
Catharsis
Pity for Lamia
Fear/Intrigue of Appolonius
Fate
Tragic Hero
subverted in that she is neither human nor a man
ambiguity of her "goodness"
Villain
Structure and Form
Style of 17th Century Poet John Dryden
Telling of a Tale
Sense of balance and control, like Lamia's fate seems to be inevitable
Occasionally erupts into couplets or enjambment
reflects how abruptly Lamia's wedding is interrupted
Devices
allusions to classical mythology
Use of setting to reflect the beauty of Lamia
Lists of emotive words to incite pity
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