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One of these is the way he marks down the viewing of Miranda in his diary. He is also meticulous in his actions making sure that he never forgot a viewing of her. I was alone all the time; not having any real friend was lucky.
This shows he worked out the details of the house making sure everything was right. This shows that although it took a long time he still carried it through. Fowles shows that Frederick meticulously measured Miranda to get the hole for the coffin and the coffin the right size for her. I did it scientific.
I planned what had to be done and ignored my natural feelings. This relationship changes a number of times throughout the book. There was real hatred in her looks. After the first escape attempt Frederick is still convinced that he can make Miranda love and want him. He treats her as if he is a servant in a hotel and she is the guest; he thinks this is the way that she also feels but in fact he is in fact hiding the truth from himself that she in fact feels like a prisoner in a jail and he is the warden.
This does not stop him from trying to make her love him. He offers her his money and all else that is his. In return he wants her to act like the perfect wife that is in his fantasies. Frederick is ready for the escape attempt and quickly controls her and gets her to her room.
Once in the room Frederick is excited by the situation that is in front of him. While she is lying there knocked out due to the chloroform he takes pictures of her. Although Miranda has refused to marry him Frederick is still sure that he can make Mirada love him.
However when Miranda tries to have sex with him in an attempt to escape, this pushes them further apart. I never respected her again. Miranda becomes sick and Frederick then feels sorry for her and believes again that he can make her love him. However this obsession of wanting to make her love him stops him from helping her.
This becomes a fatal mistake. Throughout the book he makes many references to this comparing her beauty and her situation to them. The significance of this to me is that Fowles may be using this to hint about the ending that Miranda will end up dead the same as his prize butterflies he is comparing her to.
This is made clear in piece of dialogue that took place just before the escape attempt. I pulled out one or two of the most attractive drawers. Did you buy them? Of course not, I Frederick said. All caught or bred by me and set and arranged by me. Suggesting he spent a lot time on them. However in fact she does end up like the butterflies. The reason why it is important is because it once again refers back to his hobby, butterflies.
I chose them, I Frederick said. In this book Fowles sets out to show the character of Frederick to have an obsessive personality and I think that he has succeeded in doing this. He manages to do this in the way that Frederick acts, what he says and though his relationship with his obsession, Miranda. Remember: This is just a sample from a fellow student. Starting from 3 hours delivery. A piece of gum. The love of Juan and Sarah in the Extra Gum commercial, begins with an eye connection.
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A fresh paper mill smell. An enjoyable read. Surprised by the quality of the cork boards, fits in with the story line really well. Usual very high quality production as expected from Paul and the team. A beautiful book. Limited to copies. Quarter leather binding.
Corkskin paper sides handmade in Portugal. New exclusive introduction by Bradford Morrow.
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