Reading Rhythm: Exploring Auditory Possibilities in Clough’s Amours de Voyage
Reading Rhythm: Exploring Auditory Possibilities in Clough’s Amours de Voyage
Alex Anderson, Allyn Pearson, and Marybeth Perdomo
Alex Anderson, Allyn Pearson, and Marybeth Perdomo
By Alex Anderson, Dino Franco Felluga, Alyssa Fernandez, Gwénaël Jouin, Matt Morgenstern, Allyn Pearson, Emily Pearson, Marybeth Perdomo, Stacey Smythe, Ayla Wilder, and Monica Wolfe
Gwénaël Jouin
Where the entire story in the novel begins.
The last place Adrian, Lionel, and Clara were before the ship wreck.
Where survivors of the plague met at the beginning of Chapter 22.
The River Thames is where Daniel meets Mirah for the first time. It is also where he realizes she intends to drown herself. Mirah says to him, "If you had not come, I should have been dead now" (Eliot 171). Unfortunately, in the 19th century, the River Thames was a prime place to catch a disease with human waste clogging the waters (Jeffries).
Works Cited
Delso, Diego. Ayuntamiento y Shard, Londres, Inglaterra. 11 August 2014, Wikimedia Commons.
Eliot, George. Daniel Deronda. The Modern Library, 2002.