finally, his, she, tries, with

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As far as Harriet is concerned she has different feelings towards Ben: there is at the same time anger, resentment and fear (he is so different, brutal, cold and distant, she locks him in his room) and a kind of kindness and pity (she tries to understand...

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ben, her, picture, she, too

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How is Harriet's life after Ben's birth (in her opinion) ? First picture (the little girl on a chair): She feels alone, removed by her family (she feels guilty and David must think she was responsible of the disaster), she feels powerless (it's too late,...

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ben, harriet, his, she, that

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The representation of Ben through Harriet's point of view: two eyes like two forces of evil. We can make a parallel between snakes and Ben: Snakes can either bite their prey and kill them with their poison fang or kill them by constriction. That's why...

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ben, help, her, now, she

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The yellow cow, Franz Marc For Marc, colours symbolize precise things: yellow represents feminity: it could symbolize Harriet. She said Ben was like a "bruise" in her stomach (when she was pregnant withm him). The black stain could represent Ben hurting...

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about, but, harriet, her, she

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Harriet's confidences For only few weeks, Harriet decided to consult a psychologist because of strange nightmares but also in order to express herself freely, to have an external opinion about her life, her feelings and her apprehensions. His name is...

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