Paper 2 Northanger Abbey and Midsummer night dream quotes

“were all equally against her.”

Beginning characterization of Catherine, colelctive pronoun we, irony of against mundane things (no heroine), hyperbole

“But where are my galoshes?!”

Urgent, realist style, satirizes the eternal student, incongruous banter vs serious end

“Catherine had read too much, not to be perfectly aware” 

Believing that Henry Tilney is a murderer Irony, mock diction, incongrous comedy

“Same with me . . . only it’s money . . .”

Pischik, Contrasting with previous boastful coments, realist

“but it’s all so banal.”

Raveneskaya disregard

“Darkness impenetrable and immovable”

Catherine, after turning of her lights underscoring her gothic fears

“I bought it!”

Lopakhin Exclamatory short sentence, triumphant victory,

“sell me along with it”

Raveneskaya relationship with the cherry orhcard, metaphor, hyperbole

“very same horse Caligula”

Boastful, hyperbolic tone, criticizing aristocracy

“That love is a stone around my neck”

Tragic power of love Metaphor