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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 ... ...
... 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 ... ...
... beau in an outburst of the most primitive jealousy. Nothing in her motif is worth the effort of psychoanalysing. As she doesn't appear as a man-hating femme, for the unlucky chap she was fatal indeed. I wouldn't dare claim that there is a moral in the episode, but he who hath ears may hear, too: do not anger women! Watching the two ladies ... ...
