The Tiger’s Bride
Quotes
- ‘my father lost me to The Beast in cards’
- ‘I have lost my pearl’
- ‘the lamb must learn to run with the tigers’
Characters
- Heroine
- ‘always the pretty one’
- ‘Christmas rose’
- ‘no more than a king’s ransom’
AO2 - language, form and structure and how they shape meaning
- Language
- description of “glossy, nut-brown curls” and “rosy cheeks” is
repeated to highlight the similarities between the narrator and her “clockwork
twin
- Structure
- Heroine is given a voice unlike Beauty in COML - objectification of
women in a different way
- Written in the past tense but changes occasionally to the present to
suggest continuity
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