Essay on The Lover

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Elizabeth Bowen's “The Demon Lover” is a short mystery story that depicts the cryptic moments leading up to the murder of Mrs. Kathleen Dover by her estranged fiancee. Considered a casualty of the First World War for the last 25 years, the mere reemergence of Mrs. Dover's fiancee is enough for the reader to suspect that supernatural powers are at play in Mrs. Dover's murder. However, by making this knee-jerk conclusion the reader is committing the same logically fallacy that lead Mrs. Dover to unwittingly…

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A Demon Lover Analysis

The guilt of betrayal never ceases from the lost lover. The post World War II setting of “A Demon Lover” reveals that losing a loved one to war has the power to permanently incapacitate. In “Demon Lover” Elizabeth Bowen uses juxtaposition to demonstrate both the power and curse of guilt. While this guilt of past love causes a constant doubt to plague the Mrs. Dover, it also creates a eerie tone adding to the ambiguity she experiences. Throughout the beginning of the short story as Mrs. Dover first…

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The Demon Lover Analysis

All stories evolve from one fundamental tale. Examples of this is how “The Demon Lover” by Elizabeth Bowen is based off of the Scottish ballad “The Daemon Lover.” Even though Bowen’s text is based off of the Scottish ballad, Bowen’s text has many differences that sets it apart from the original text. For example, Bowen’s retelling contains a flashback that allows for a greater understanding of the characters, while the Scottish ballad is a relatively short tale where one does not obtain as much information…

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Mind In Porphyria's Lover

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Mccarthyism In The Demon Lover

Mrs. Drover and the Demon Lover The enticing story of “The Demon Lover” draws upon the delusion apparent during the world wars. With the high trauma and uncertainty that filled life in war zones, many people began to experience mental breakdowns as shown with Kathleen Drover. In Bowen’s story, the “demon lover” referred to in the title illustrates how Mrs. Drover has become vulnerable due to the war. The story opens with an ominous scene as Mrs. Drover enters her house looking for various objects…

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Porphyria's Lover Betrayal Theme

Dylan copyrighted this idea. As a person in our society, being betrayed is one of the worst things that can happen to a person. In both Porphyria’s Lover and The Most Dangerous Game, the character that is the focus in the story is betrayed by someone they trusted to keep them safe. In Porphyria’s Lover, Porphyria is betrayed by the one she loves when he kills her as a way to be able to keep her forever and in The Most Dangerous Game, Rainsford is let out in the wild to be hunted by the man who took…

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Elizabeth Bowen's The Demon Lover

The Demon Lover, a short story by Elizabeth Bowen is very ambiguous. It tells the story of Mrs. Drover, which in my opinion, can be interpreted in two ways. One possible way is that this is a ghost story and she is being haunted by her ex husband who is presumably dead; or she can be crazy and hallucinating everything. Both interpretations might be correct, since we are never exactly told which version is accurate. I personally think that this is more of a ghost story than one of a woman being crazy…

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