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    Cardenas 9/15/2010 Writing for College Literally Analysis “Guilt is the price we pay willingly for doing what we are going to do anyway. “ What Isabelle Holland said can be tied to Mrs. Drover’s thoughts in the story “The Demon Lover”. The author‚ Elizabeth Bowen wrote this story in 1945‚ inspired by her experiences of World War II and the aerial bombardments; they reminded her about how people were overwhelmed by the events happening during World War I. And in this case how Mrs. Drover was

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    The Life and Works of Elizabeth Bowen “We are minor in everything but our passions.” (Think Exist.com) Passion‚ meaning a strong feeling or emotion combined with the totality of all the experiences we’ve lived through‚ to some may be a more complex concept to pursue. The gift of passion enables us to overcome obstacles (real or imagined) and to see the world as a place of infinite potential. Irish born British novelist and short story writer (Answers.com)‚ Elizabeth Bowen‚ makes the meaning behind

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    Meanwhile‚ Mrs. Drover in “The Demon Lover” goes through her road of trials during the recollection of past possessions and the interruption of the life changing letter. First‚ Mrs. Drover must recollect her belongings that she returns for. This task takes an unexpected turn as she encounters much more than she expected. She does take a few items‚ but she does not leave with them‚ therefore‚ she fails. The letter itself prevents her from taking everything home. Second‚ Mrs. Drover tries to find out

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    "The Demon Lover” is a confusing short story because it can be interpreted in different ways. Some people might consider it a ghost story. Others might think it is a psychological thriller‚ which makes sense due to the fact that Mrs. Drover presents signals of having a mental problem. However‚ I decided to go with the ghost story for two reasons: it makes it more fun and I feel like there’s more evidence I could use to support that statement‚ even though I do agree she has some kind of mental problem

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    shadowy‚ dark head‚ like mine‚ seemed to nod imperceptibly above the ghostly gray of my sleeping suit. It was‚ in the night‚ as though I had been faced by my own reflection in the depths of a somber and immense mirror"( The Secret Sharer 10). "The Demon Lover" is about a British woman who left her British home with her

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    overloaded with committed novels‚ but it is certainly possible to make an issue and to make the audience well-aware of its own naivety by the use of an ambivalent title‚ as Elizabeth Bowen and Saki have tried to do with their respective short stories ‘The Demon Lover’ and ‘The Open Window’. The first tale yet‚ ‘The Demon Lover’‚ shows that it is not that difficult to put one on the wrong track. The title implies that it might be a ghost story‚ which was still very popular those days‚ but after a

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    Critics like Daniel V. Fraustino are determined that this story is not about the trauma of World War I and World War II but a “murder mystery of high drama”[2]. It ought to be underlined that the essay you are reading is aiming to analyze "The Demon Lover" on a more psychological/psychoanalytical basis unlike what Fraustino did… Nevertheless‚ he is very right in last paragraph of his essay saying that this psychological interpretation having “its own kind of special appeal‚”[2]). Indeed‚ this approach

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    Drover in “The Demon Lover” arguably deals with dramatic psychological distress as she visits her abandoned home 25 years later. All three characters venture through Joseph Campbell’s monomyth in a similar yet straying manner from the original which consists of a typical

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    individual by a malevolent supernatural being‚ such as Satan or a demon‚ which takes over the physical and mental capabilities of a victim. This victim could be an object‚ animal‚ or human being. The being acts through the victim without the victim’s consent. A demon is considered to be an “unclean spirit” which may cause demonic possession calling for an exorcism. Entities of darkness thrive on anger‚ violence‚ depression‚ and negativity. A demon does not act alone when possessing an individual; they work

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    Introduction The term "demons" was not always understood to have the absolutely negative connotation that it does today. Homer used the terms "demons" and "gods" more or less interchangeably. Another opinion was that demons were intermediaries between men and gods‚ and that demons had once been men. Plutarch speaks of "human souls as commencing‚ first heroes‚ then demons‚ and afterward as advancing to a more sublime degree." Philo of Byblus seems to draw on this same tradition when he states

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