... from her Pisgah mount, which she had attained, what could she see? A faint, gleaming horizon, a long way off, and a rainbow like an archway" (Chap. 6). Will moves from one form of surrendering of individuality to another when he succumbs to the spiritual power of Lincoln cathedral. His later experience of a purely sexual ... "How to act, that was the question? Whither to go, how to become oneself? One was not oneself; one was merely a half-stated question" (Chap. 11). She experiments with religion and then with sexuality in her relationship with Anton Skrebensky. But like the earlier me...

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... cannot, explore her thoughts and motivations. The epigraph commences the meditation of the responder's role in a novel and wanders from the plot. Fowles writes that he "intended at this stage (Chap. Thirteen - unfolding of Sarah's true state of mind) to tell all - or all that matters." This authorial intrusion seems to have anticipated the discussion entirely; at no point in the ... ...

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... cannot, explore her thoughts and motivations. The epigraph commences the meditation of the responder's role in a novel and wanders from the plot. Fowles writes that he "intended at this stage (Chap. Thirteen - unfolding of Sarah's true state of mind) to tell all - or all that matters." This authorial intrusion seems to have anticipated the discussion entirely; at no point in the ... ...

• Word Count: 742
• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: Undergraduate